Yeah-- they may get their wish. Baylor and a few bigger programs than K-st

Sep 29, 2016
6:16:41am

monsterdave All-American

could leave-- leaving the kansas schools and Iowa state in a great position to
join the AAC-- you know the conferene that had every member apply for admission
into the Big12. That would be pretty funny

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Small victory. KSt student govt resolution won't mention BYU by name.

ChinoCoug

9/29/16 12:31am

Changing the world, one silly resolution at a time

cougarmanguy

9/29/16 12:58am

Reminds me of the Studio C Facebook "like" segment. Changing the world...

byujdmba

9/29/16 9:17am

Every new generation can't miss out on the latest, greatest social revolution

mantis mutu

9/29/16 1:23am

well at least until there is a major war

Nat Gas Man

9/29/16 8:54am

So sad to see psychotic liberals vomiting all over college football.

flyusaf

9/29/16 3:56am

This only happens at institutions that don't care about football or have no

jcreyno

9/29/16 6:34am

Really?

ChinoCoug

9/29/16 8:27am

What's your endgame with this?

Turnpike Lane

9/29/16 9:20am

#BYUtoBig12

ChinoCoug

9/29/16 9:54am

Yeah-- they may get their wish. Baylor and a few bigger programs than K-st

monsterdave

9/29/16 6:16am

Sad so many young people are missing their education of the first amendment.

soupie

9/29/16 6:55am

This isn't a first amendment issue.

displacedute

9/29/16 7:49am

Which amendment prohibits the govt from prohibiting free exercise of religion?

ByuMba90

9/29/16 7:58am

In what way is the big 12 the government?

displacedute

9/29/16 8:25am

Big 12 is not. KSU, as a state sponsored institution, is an extension of govt.

ByuMba90

9/29/16 8:48am

Yes, and if KSU prohibited LDS students from attending, that would be actionable

displacedute

9/29/16 10:20am

In the same way that the NCAA is. Or that a bakery is.

BluebloodOR

9/29/16 8:50am

No one should claim that the NCAA or a bakery is violating their 1st am. rights

displacedute

9/29/16 10:18am

Agree with you.

BluebloodOR

9/29/16 11:47am

There might be a government action here. Even if not, 1st Amend. is a principle.

CosmoK

9/29/16 8:31am

Yes, this is what I'm referencing. The idea that tolerance and free exercise should be a prevailing principle

soupie

9/29/16 8:45am

Then these KSU students are exercising their first amendment rights.

displacedute

9/29/16 10:23am

It's not the students voicing their opinion that would bother me. It's if the B12 allows those opinions

soupie

9/29/16 10:52am

Sure, and that's up to the Big 12, to decide which voices matter.

displacedute

9/29/16 11:02am

Half right. They are doing more than "speaking up." They are attempting to

StanfordCougar

9/29/16 11:01am

Wait a minute!

displacedute

9/29/16 11:04am

You're not completely wrong. And yet the impact makes it a completely

StanfordCougar

9/29/16 11:54am

This is the crux of the 'fairness for all' argument

BluebloodOR

9/29/16 12:06pm

During this whole debate I've thought it would be both funny and enlightening

StanfordCougar

9/29/16 12:47pm

(Remember, I'm being a bit liberal with what I mean by "completely exclude"

StanfordCougar

9/29/16 11:56am

It's only anti- constitution if it disagrees with me. Otherwise it's fine.

StalwartBraveTrue

9/29/16 1:55pm

That's always a good position. I feel exactly the same way.

displacedute

9/29/16 2:10pm

Now don't start that again.

StalwartBraveTrue

9/29/16 10:38am

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