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And what if they weren't? Would you have a problem with a phone company listening into your conversations and determining if you said something bad or not?
by stale2002 8y ago
And what if they weren't?
Would you have a problem with a phone company listening into your conversations and determining if you said something bad or not?
- aliakhtar 8y agoIf you broke the law by saying something, yes. Incitement to violence is not protected free speech.
- computerfriend 8y agoThat's not quite the definition. But suppose some piece of speech is not protected: that doesn't necessarily make it illegal, just that it is legal for the state to censor you.
- stale2002 8y agoThis isn't about illegal speech. This is about perfectly legal speech that does not fall under the definition of incitement. We have the police for handling illegal incitement to violence.