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> Suppression of opinion implicitly violates the Bill of Rights NO. The Bill of Rights are enumerated protections FROM THE GOVERNMENT. The concept of "Freedo
by thephyber 9y ago
> Suppression of opinion implicitly violates the Bill of Rights
NO.
The Bill of Rights are enumerated protections FROM THE GOVERNMENT.
The concept of "Freedom of Speech" is different and more broad than the First Amendment to the US Constitution, but a private entity not protecting it is not a violation of the First Amendment or any other 9. Yes, the double-negative is important.
- throwanem 9y agoThe Constitution remains amendable. We hear arguments frequently that the Second fails to sufficiently account for modernity. Perhaps the First does, too.