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Yes, but the fact I don't like something doesn't necessarily mean it's constitutionally protected free speech. Every country in the world imposes limits on spee
by TazeTSchnitzel 10y ago
Yes, but the fact I don't like something doesn't necessarily mean it's constitutionally protected free speech. Every country in the world imposes limits on speech, because not all speech is harmless. If speech were powerless, it wouldn't be protected in the first place.
- mikeash 10y agoMy point is that it has nothing to do with "sympathy." If you think it's harmful, that's a whole other thing.