MicroGroks
On July 11, Black Lives Matters Nashua shared a post that was critical of Diana Ploss, the host of a show on Nashua radio station WSMN. Diana Ploss made a video of herself confronting some landscape workers who were speaking Spanish, accusing them of being illegal.
This is HILARIOUS! It seems that Berniece Van Der Berg, the Co-Founder – Vice President of Sales and Marketing for the Moonlight Meadery has a problem. She has brought us upon herself.
It made me rather sad to watch this video. These young’uns not understanding the cost that is behind their Right to say what they want. I cringed when I heard how easily they’d be willing to give it up – emotion over reasoning:
[Updated below] US Senate candidate Corky Messner was scheduled to speak at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. But the title of the talk triggered the snowflakes who (apparently) threatened violence at the mere prospect. (Dartmouth receives significant amounts of taxpayer dollars.)
This Wednesday, February 5th HB1159, “the stop those free speech meanies” bill has a full committee work session. The hearing is scheduled for the Legislative Office Building (LOB), room 204 at 10: 00 am ET. Please bring enough crayons to share.
When it comes to Campus free speech, Dartmouth is the dog in the Granite State. Josiah Bartlett reported last month that New Hampshire’s Ivy League College got a Red Light for creepy community spying and reporting. UNH, on the other hand, got a Green Light, and I’m still not sure why?
Nashua Democrat Jan Schmidt is the co-sponsor of a proposed bill that would define (presumably) a point where interacting with a public official online becomes cyberstalking or bullying. Jan is no friend of free speech, but she thinks she is and to make the case she borrows someone else’s.
I have not lived in Monroe County, New York, for 30 years, but I grew up there, so this caught my eye. The County Legislature has approved a measure that would make it a crime “to annoy” a policeman.
The Left’s war on free speech is well underway. In less than a generation (or a Supreme Court Justice or two), we could find ourselves incapable of saying what we think about a wide range of things, which begs the question.
Francesca Diggs, Janice Schmidt, Debra Altschiller, Sherry Frost, Nancy Murphy, and Wendy Thomas have a legislative Service Request (LSR). The LSR Title is “relative to cyberbullying and cyberstalking of a public servant.”
