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Yes, it's about when freedom of speech trumps freedom of association. If the freedom of association is inviolable, why can't I put up a sign outside my store s
by heartbeats 6y ago
Yes, it's about when freedom of speech trumps freedom of association.
If the freedom of association is inviolable, why can't I put up a sign outside my store saying "NO BLACKS"?
If it's about someone making statements at work, would you accept if a business owner said that they'll fire you if you're Jewish, but let you work there as long as they don't know about it?
- ilikehurdles 6y agoWhy are you advocating for a world where you’re never held to account for your misdeeds (so long as you can link them to some form of speech)? Why do you believe everyone should be required to tolerate you for being vile to others?