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• CydeWeys 6y ago
  What a horrid comparison to make between those crimes and a constitutionally-guaranteed right.
  • dragonwriter 6y ago
    Would the moral status of rape, or, say, slavery be any greater if it was written into the Constitution? (Note that one of those was, extensively, written into the Constitution.) If not, what is the point of your argument?
    • CydeWeys 6y ago
      You're just continuing the horrid comparison of somehow equating people exercising free speech with heinous crimes. Stop it. It's not a good look nor a valid argument. I'm not even going to waste my time explaining how free speech is different morally from rape, because I guarantee that this is crystal clear to everyone else except for you somehow.
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  • jariel 6y ago
    "a constitutionally-guaranteed right" You absolutely don't have a right to suppress others with your ideology. 'Freedom of expression' has nothing to do with shutting down highways.