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> actuallly chase police officers, annoyingly record their action and make sure to insult them As for the insulting part - sure, that's always a shame. But wh
by jMyles 10y ago
> actuallly chase police officers, annoyingly record their action and make sure to insult them
As for the insulting part - sure, that's always a shame.
But what's wrong with following bearers of state power and recording their actions? That's precisely in the spirit of the first amendment.
- throwaway76543 10y agoInsulting is likewise precisely in the spirit of the first amendment.
- jMyles 10y agoWell, it terms of defending-what-you-say, I won't. In terms of defending-your-right-to-say-it, I will. However, for the recording thing: In terms of defending-your-right-to-do-it, I will. However, in this case, defending-what-you-do, I'll do that too. So it's a little different. Although I acknowledge someone's right to insult someone, I assert that it's not particularly good for society. However, for recording police, I both acknowledge their right to do it and assert that it's of global benefit to society.