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Person A: says something offensive Person B: Dear Person A's Employer: Person A says offensive things and you should fire him. Person C: Hey Person B, you shoul
by hsod 11y ago
Person A: says something offensive
Person B: Dear Person A's Employer: Person A says offensive things and you should fire him.
Person C: Hey Person B, you shouldn't write letters like that.
who is attempting to restrict speech in this situation?
- ewofwkweoifd 11y agoEither person B or C, depending on whether or not they are enforcing laws for the government. Possibly person A depending on what was said I suppose (e.g. if it's new legislation).
- 13thLetter 11y ago"Either person B or C, depending on whether or not they are enforcing laws for the government." If there's no problem with B's behavior, the takeaway is that no one can say anything that anyone would take offense to, because they'd be putting their employment at risk. No thanks. There are ways besides government force to chill free speech.