Mo. 3'rd with an academic freedom law

We already have academic freedom.

Academic non-freedom is when you use government policy to insert non-science into science classes.

All these "bills" are examples of non-freedom and political manipulation.

If the science these bills proposed were valid, it would have been able to survive the scientific process that all the other accepted scientific theories have (evolution being the pre-eminent example of well established scientific fact).

Academic freedom is when the academic commies can no longer fire or balckball anybody for politically incorrect views. Three down, 47 to go.

Which 3 do you consider "down"?

Academic freedom is where people are free to blackball people who hold unscientific and frankly unacademic ideas such as Creationism and ID.

But I don't care.

If the US's lead in science goes, I'm sure other countries who aren't infected by Creotards will manage to take up the slack.

Shouldn't that be CreAtards?

Creoturds surely?

Academic freedom exists only insofar as it suits or flatters the self to think it exists as it is necessarily limited to the concepts the self can comfortably appreciate.

The recruitment procedures for teaching posts are designed to ensure that academic freedom runs along approved lines. Failures in the procedures often result in lurid headlines and lead to tighter procedures.