Wellesley Student Newspaper: Political Incorrectness Must Be Met With “Hostility”

Thought criminals be forewarned. According to a piece by the editorial staff of the student newspaper, your political incorrectness will not be tolerated at Shrillary’s alma mater Wellesley College, but rather will be met with “hostility”:

The editorial started out as an explainer about why there’s not a free speech problem on their campus and that their reputation as “house flowers who cannot exist in the real world” is entirely unfair. Then things get weirder. The student editors say it’s fine to suppress and deny people the right to speak their minds if their thoughts offend others. …

“If people are given the resources to learn and either continue to speak hate speech or refuse to adapt their beliefs, then hostility may be warranted.” In other words, if you say things some people find offensive, then there will be physical consequences.

Or at the very least, shaming and cold shoulders.

Check it out for yourself — no wait, you can’t:

The newspaper has since hidden the editorial behind a login page. It’s unclear if the editorial was masked by this landing page in an effort to shield it from further public scrutiny, or if this is in response to [an] overload of traffic.

Progressives tend to have as much use for transparency as they do for free speech. It makes you wonder what goes on behind closed doors in these incubators for leftist totalitarianism.

On a tip from rpp618.