Cheerleader’s Snapchat rant leads to ‘momentous’ Supreme Court case on speech
I don&#x27;t think schools should get involved in off campus speech or activities. However, we are seeing more and more of it. This case isn&#x27;t even that extreme compared to others. There are people being suspended from actual school for non-threatening photos with guns or even just liking a photo of a gun.<p>On the other hand, I don&#x27;t see the problem with cutting a student from an extracurricular for actions that contradict its intended purpose or standards. If you&#x27;re saying f the school and f cheerleading and the goal of the cheer squad is to promote school spirit and pride... (she wasn&#x27;t suspended, given detention, or kicked off the softball team) I know I would have been benched or cut if I talked about throwing a game or not trying my hardest and those statements made it back to the coach. It&#x27;s not like they were monitoring social media for this.<p>I&#x27;ll probably get downvoted, but I guess that&#x27;s the cost of exercising my free speech.