Students at UW Madison struggle to find the line between free speech and harassment. Coronavirus shows the inefficiency of communism
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February 26, 2020
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Handling a medical crisis of this nature will never be easy, but the authoritarian and deceptive response of the Chinese government to the COVID-19 virus threatens the Chinese Communist Party’s hold on power.
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By Doug Bandow
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UW-Madison’s bias response standard conforms to First Amendment doctrine regarding the line between free speech and illegal harassment, but that doesn't mean it's not Orwellian.
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