>"Riot information will be emailed the morning of the event," the flyer said. Funny how this inspires outrage from the left when they have canceled plenty of people with conservative views for far less egregious things. Remember when a rocket scientist got canceled for the shirt he was wearing? Yeah, I bet you want to forget that. You can't cry over conservatives playing the cancel culture game after liberals have used it so many times before. It hurts the left when they get a taste of their own medicine, doesn't it? They can't take what they dish out. What children they are. >They also said he impersonated the Stanford Federalist Society, using their logo and event template, and that Stanford students and people outside the school who saw the event email on social media thought the event was real, harming the reputations of the group and its leaders. Well there you go. It's not parody when there is a deliberate attempt to defame and bring reputational harm to another party by impersonating them to this level. What's that legal term- reasonable person? It failed that test so it's not parody. The student deserves to be legally penalized.