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You'll notice that this is people on both sides - only when it benefits them. > It's mostly the same people who say "freedom of speech only applies to governme
by ntsplnkv2 6y ago
You'll notice that this is people on both sides - only when it benefits them.
> It's mostly the same people who say "freedom of speech only applies to government censorship".
This is a different issue and is a lot trickier logically. But it essentially is true.
- tengbretson 6y agoIf you look up the word "constitution" in the dictionary you will find that it is taken to mean "that which we are made of." So if we as a society do not value freedom of speech, then by definition it is not in our constitution, regardless of what a piece of paper says.
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