How does a guy who makes his living via the First Amendment think free speech is a bad idea? and who would he have decide what's a lie and what isn't? Ultimately, if this becomes an issue, the government will decide, and then his free speech is threatened.
Said the naive guy who uses free speech to attack free speech.
Code Is Free Speech
Amazing how those who so proudly tout “freedom, equality, diversity” so rabidly want to control others, consider themselves superior, and hate anything different from their select preferences.
“The ugliest and most destructive elements of society”
Hollyweirdos
Pinko professors
Rap “singers”
Wife beating athletes
Anarchist rioters
Anti-Christian bigots
We are very lucky our constitution is hard to change. We are very lucky we have some good judges going on the SCOTUS.
Yes, free speech is dangerous. Controlled speech is much more dangerous.
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He doesn’t understand that his fellow journalists are responsible for setting the record straight.
the lies they are worried about can be addressed legally under existing libel and slander laws, or outright fraud laws.
Its easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.- Mark Twain?
Free speech is hated by Left because it both empowers the individual and makes him responsible.
NOT the speaker, as we reflexively believe - but the listener.
Its up to the listener, among the great cacophony of sounds, to determine - what is true? and above all what they themselves will believe.
Who or what is “The Verge.” And frankly who gives a rip the idiocy they spew forth as though it is commentary. Little miss Laura and her shill production should just go away. It is just to bad that these days it can’t be used like the former Sears and Roebuck catalogs; that being standard fare in the old outhouse of a bygone era.
Similar idea regarding the Bible - you shouldn’t read it on your own because only “highly educated” people can tell you what it really means, (like the “highly educated” homosexual Episcopal Bishop “Vicky” Gene Robinson).
If Jack Dorsey got hit by a car, found Jesus in the emergency room, and started blocking users who posted comments disparaging to Christians, you'd be singing a different tune.
We could start with limiting his first amendment rights.
What rules did Gavin McInnes and the various regional Proud Boys groups violate to get them all banned yesterday at exactly the same time?
And who will stand up for your free speech when the time comes, Laura Hudson?
Luke, you’re going to find that many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view. Return of the Jedi.
This idea is based on the fears of those who are afraid of words. They expound on their freedom to say, or write, anything the like, but when the blowback comes, the scurry for the cover of condemning free speech.
It’s a constant in the world of liberalism. They are petty individuals, so wrapped up in their own egos and lust for power.
One of the strongest traits of Trump is, he does not let what people say cripple what he does. He might retaliate on Twitter, but, without a court order, it does little to slow him down.
But, ANY negative about a liberal, and it’s pearl clutching and whiney tears. They can dish it out, but can’t take it.
Most of the “amplification of lies” emanates from the left, and the news media. However, they do not want YOU to have the same right.
Trump has driven the leftists to expose themselves with his words, alone. The left depends lies, and filibuster, to advance their plot.
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"They [La Prensa] accused us of suppressing freedom of expression. This was a lie and we could not let them publish it." -- Nelba Blandon, Interior Ministry Director of Censorship, quoted in the New York Times in (wait for it) ...1984.