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East Carolina fans were not happy when their school's band members took a knee during the “The Star-Spangled Banner” prior to Saturday's game against UCF game. So during their halftime performance, the fans greeted them with boos..



Then this statement from chancellor Cecil Staton...
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Lol. White people protesting fake issues about as bad as it gets. Useful idiots.
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ECU administration to fans: "They can take a knee and act like pathetic SJW's, but you're not allowed to boo them. Free speech and all that, guys."
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Ignorant arse followers. As mentioned below, "What a bunch of "look at MEEEE" horse shite."
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Band members can express their views all they want. The university would be perfectly in their rights to ask band members, who represent ECU, to not kneel during a performance. To me this is a tacit approval of such actions and the chancellor cannot hid behind "free exchange of ideas" on this one.
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why release a statement? Booing and kneeling should be rights that carry equal weight. Maybe the chancellor should shut his whore mouth and go back to his home on whore island
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ETA: nobody came to the game to hear you suck asses anyway. Halftime is for peeing and nachos
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And the chancellor should respect the views of the fans when they boo them at halftime.
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Not that I would ever be a ECU fan anyway, but if I was in that stadium I'd have walked straight to the ticket office and demanded a refund. That is some inexcusable bull shite. If they have such a problem, then just quit the band and don't play the damn anthem period! What a bunch of "look at MEEEE" horse shite.
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You paid to see a football game and yet you are going to demand a refund because of some harmless protest carried out by a few band members? Makes sense.
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Everyone has the right to freedom of speech, I hope ECU boosters exercise their right to not give the university another penny because of this.
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I am sure the chancellor would have been as supportive had the band members been wearing Trump buttons or similar.
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This. Conservative speakers get railroaded on campuses across the country because they are viewed as "disruptive", but when it is a liberal issue it is, all of a sudden, vitally important to safeguard the right to free speech.
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LOL at these stupid arse band nerds.
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