[KoRn]

"No one should be ordered to document such things against his or he will."

No one should be compelled to do ANYTHING of the sort against their will. Whatever happened to Freedom Of Association?

[a fool in paradise]

Kickstarter said the Gosnell horror film crowdsourcing campaign “went against community standards”. This was not called “censorship” and their civil rights weren’t “violated”.

Maybe the photographer should say it goes against his religious community’s standards.

Dennis Prager said that just because he is a lawyer, he doesn’t have to accept every client (especially those who’s action items run counter to his beliefs, such as litigating to legalize same sex marriage).

[RipSawyer]

“Whatever happened to Freedom Of Association?”
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It’s still around, it’s just that there is no freedom to disassociate.

Seriously, we have now reached the point forecast by Orwell, freedom is slavery, war is peace, up is down, etc. etc. madness is recognized as “progressive”, sanity is called “extremism”.

[Monmouth78]

We lost it in the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

[kevkrom]

No one should be compelled to do ANYTHING of the sort against their will. Whatever happened to Freedom Of Association?

The concept died when the government reclassified basically every business as a "place of public accommodation".