If you do not, then please go elsewhere. We have other institutional values, as well. These are general societal values which most of us would agree serve the larger good. But beyond general exhortations to good citizenship, the university has to be cautious in staking out the moral high ground. As individuals, of course, we can advocate any position we choose, but institutionally the university should generally avoid cloaking itself in righteousness.
Universities have no editorial board for expressing the collective viewpoint.
In fact, it is the nature of academia that there is no collective viewpoint, and to pretend otherwise would inhibit the freedom of ideas and expression which the university is all about. Such behavior violates the fundamental social compact of the institution. But when I am wearing my president's hat, I try to remain neutral on speech, actions or beliefs which are merely offensive or unconventional. Sometimes I have to bite my tongue and defend the right of others to express views that I find deeply objectionable. Yes, I believe it would.