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E-PrinceA unique aspect of undergraduate life — one which is too often cited as a great advantage of the college years — is separation from family and the perceived constraints on our independence that come with the proximity of parental oversight. We ...(back to the article)
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tl;dr if you question your parents when you go to college, you are irresponsibly independent, and so you should at least conform to whatever groups you find.
Ah, yes, such bastions of support as the Anscombe Society, many of whose members regularly indulge in hypocritical behaviors after a night out.
Clearly neither of you have read the article
The irony is that I (and I presume the first commentator as well) actually did and your choice of nickname reflects the fact that you didn't read the bit about organizations with "mutual obligation."
Brandon is an extremist. The Prince would be better without her! Freedom of speech is fine, but not when opinions, like Brandon's, are dangerous to societal harmony.
Translation:
Free speech is fine, but only if it supports *my* ideology.