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I feel like it's important to compare this to things in the "real world". You have the right to free speech, but you're probably going to be quickly ordered to
by twymer 16y ago
I feel like it's important to compare this to things in the "real world".
You have the right to free speech, but you're probably going to be quickly ordered to leave a church if you begin swearing loudly.
You have the right to bear arms, but buildings are free to forbid you bring in weapons of any sort.
- rbanffy 16y agoI am not sure the analogies work. It's a Rackspace server on a Rackspace datacenter but nobody is swearing loudly in or carrying weapons into Rackspace's offices.
- twymer 16y agoThe weapons being a legal sense. Despite having the legal right to concealed carry, a building can forbid you from bringing it inside. They are all just cases of someone who is providing a service being able to give stipulations over what can occur there. A church won't let you swear, some places don't want you to concealed carry, and a hosting provider doesn't want you to organize hatred.