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Originally Posted by vanisleflamesfan
Well... strangely enough, the STUDENTS UNION actually has complete say in what happens in the STUDENTS UNION BUILDING, a building where every business is opperated by the STUDENTS UNION. The SUB is where the SU provides businesses and services to students. Making the decision to not let the military advertise or recruit there is well within their jurisdiction, and it is certainly not "discrimination". So instead of casting dispersions on the good people of BC, and university students in general, consider that this decision might have been taken with the same weight as all choices as to who is allowed to do business or advertise in the SUB.
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They can call the building whatever they want, no matter the lesee its still government property and as such has to abide by the same laws as all public buildings. It isnt a private buisness that can reject who it serves at its own discretion.
UofA SU was this same militant type when I was there.
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