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Being able to voice your opinion without government interference or consequences is your right. However, there is no right to be heard, hosted, given air time,
by hrbf 6y ago
Being able to voice your opinion without government interference or consequences is your right. However, there is no right to be heard, hosted, given air time, published or even listened to. In the example of conservatives, if you align yourself with the current batch of conservative representatives, most points you want to raise fall flat. Without other context, you’re generally judged by the company you keep. Conduct yourself like an empathic human being and it’s likely (but not guaranteed) that people will listen to you. Scream at them and only people who are already as angry as you are going to listen. That applies to humans in general.