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"Freedom of speech" is an inalienable right that everyone has. The first amendment explains in what ways this right may be infringed by the government. When p
by godshatter 10y ago
"Freedom of speech" is an inalienable right that everyone has. The first amendment explains in what ways this right may be infringed by the government. When people talk about "freedom of speech", they are not talking about what the restrictions on the government are, they are talking about this basic individual right.
- robbiemitchell 10y agoI'm referring to people who talk about it as if it should prevent other citizens from criticizing them.
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]