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You don't have to defend speech that everyone likes. It's when it's unpopular and you could make an argument for banning it that it's most important to make ar
by JasonFruit 6y ago
You don't have to defend speech that everyone likes. It's when it's unpopular and you could make an argument for banning it that it's most important to make arguments against banning that speech. If we let people we don't agree with be silenced, how long until those precedents silence us?
- na85 6y agoThat's missing the forest for the trees. Instigating a mob to attack the Senate with knives and zipties is not the kind of free speech that needs to be protected.