george's gwinnett college allegedly limited free speech to just 15/10000 of 1% the campus, even withint tiny area, students had to get permission from campus officials in advance to speak. they could only use the free-speech zone that a specific time and they could not say things that might, quote, disturb the comfort of persons, close quote. in other words, free-speech at gwinnett college was a very limited privilege, not a right, even inside the free-speech zone. if disturbing someone's comfort is the standard for banning speech, then anybody can stop anyone else from speaking their mind by acting offended. this is nowhere close to a legitimate first amendment standard. every great political leader in this country has disturbed the comfort of persons. abraham lincoln disturbed the comfort of slaveowners. dr. martin luther king disturbed the comfort of segregation. susan b. anthony disturb the comfort of quite a number of people. change is never been effective without disturbing the comfort of persons, and likely never will. so the department of justice filed a statement of interest i

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is a lecturer of political science at georgia gwinnett college and the political analyst on political issues about the horn of africa with a particular focus on ethiopia he joins us now by skype from atlanta good to have you with us sir how historic moment is this for ethiopia. it's definitely is historic you know since he came home or prime minister. has been really making sure that the promises of broadening the political space. and this political reform is that they they were really probably see have been very much. being implemented and this is just one to be signed that the country democracy is really moving in the right direction and the fact that mr doubt lives or in their product fighters that have been in exile and struggle against the regained for the past twenty six on the seven years out of now. heroes just saved a lot about how my views counted in this very short period of planning the state of emergency exits to prisoners have been freed now this is the country firmly on the road towards other democratic reforms would you say or is it too early to make that judgement cal

in other words, free-speech at gwinnett college was a very limited privilege, not a right, even inside someone's comfort is the standard for banning speech, then anybody can stop anyone else from speaking their mind by acting offended. this is nowhere close to a legitimate first amendment standard. every great political leader in this country has disturb the comfort of persons. abraham lincoln disturb the comfort of slaveowners. dr. martin luther king disturbed the comfort of segregation. susan b. anthony disturb the comfort of quite a number of people. change is never been effective without disturbing the comfort of persons, and likely never will. so the department of justice filed a statement of interest in this case as well. in each of the cases i've mentioned, the courts have agreed with us, attempt to dismiss two of the cases i've mentioned have been denied a judges who adopted the departments positions. third was dismissed only because the college changed its speech policy rendering the case moot. at the end of may we also file a statement of interest in a lawsuit against the uni

i represent a community in georgia, the county of gwinnett they spent $1 million to pump water back in cleaner to lake lanier than we took it out. we sit on the continental divide if you dump your cup of water out on one side of the county it runs into the gulf if you dump your cup of water out on the other side of the county it runs into the atlantic. knowing that the chatahootchie water system is so threatened with overutilization or undersupply, we make an effort to put as much as we can back into that basin. as we talk about water allocations we get absolutely no credit for our $1 billion water treatment plant that's doing it better and taking more stewardship responsibility than any other community in the basin. if we are to encourage jurisdictions to take those risk, so make those investments that are going to benefit us all as a community, as a region, as a nation, we've got to get some credit, it has got to be skin in the game for making bad decisions and skin in the game for making good decisions. could you speak to that just a little bit? >> sir, i agree with you. i've got mu