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For the most part, the restrictions there cover intentional deception, incitement to commit a crime, or speech acts of aggression such as harassment and threats
by bccdee 6y ago
For the most part, the restrictions there cover intentional deception, incitement to commit a crime, or speech acts of aggression such as harassment and threats. When we talk about "absolute freedom of speech," we mostly mean the free expression of any opinion, not the freedom to say literally anything.
- krapp 6y ago>When we talk about "absolute freedom of speech," we mostly mean the free expression of any opinion, not the freedom to say literally anything. That's not what "absolute" means.
- betwixthewires 6y agoYou're creating a thing yourself to argue against and attributing that thing to people who disagree with you so that you can validate your point essentially against nobody.