I appreciate your response. Just one thought: > statutory limits or freedoms are not magic that make things right. You're right, they're not, we have to fight

I appreciate your response. Just one thought: > statutory limits or freedoms are not magic that make things right. You're right, they're not, we have to fight for them. But if the laws are on the books, you have at least some recourse given an independent judiciary. Hate speech and marginalizing other groups is such a maddeningly vague category that either everything falls into, or nothing does. I don't know if you can tell, but I'm highly individualistic and freedom oriented. The fact that there's an ill defined law on the books that can be enforced with no recourse raises my hackles. Just like the beef I have with the TSA and the "no fly list". You can't figure out why you're on the list, and there is no real way for you to get off the list. I think due process is the most important thing. Sunshine is the best disinfectant.