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Nearly Half of College Students Support Violence Against Hate Speech

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A new survey by the Buckley Institute reveals that 45% of undergraduate students believe physical violence can be justified to stop hate speech, with 40% supporting criminal prosecution for offensive opinions. The survey also found increasing acceptance of violence and criminal prosecution for speech students disagree with.

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    Four in 10 undergraduate students say ‘offensive speech’ deserves pros...

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    Four in 10 college students say offensive speech should be subject to...

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    Forty-five percent of college students say violence can be justified t...

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