ISIS having a right to free speech is an interesting point. Under current law and status they do until they incite violence. If ISIS spent all day tweet about k

ISIS having a right to free speech is an interesting point. Under current law and status they do until they incite violence. If ISIS spent all day tweet about kittens, they'd be in the clear; but obviously they don't. > The axiom is simple, when the expressions of ones rights infringes on the same rights of others then it's not protected anymore. I don't think the majority of people much less politicians understand what rights are nor how they might be infringed. There's been a ton of humdrum about "infringe on these people but not these people". It turns into "everyone who disagrees with me is without honor" which is just disingenuous. Politicians need some basic civics lessons or something.