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As a Black American who has fought against white supremacists in the street I would say the government has no right to prevent their free speech. At the same t
by jdavis703 5y ago
As a Black American who has fought against white supremacists in the street I would say the government has no right to prevent their free speech.
At the same time, I’m under no obligation as a private citizen to tolerate their odious speech. This even includes in business settings… At an old company I once asked our CEO to take down “sponsored content” from our home feed that was promoted by a group on the SPLC hate group list (for comparison we also regularly took down ISIS material.)
- dboreham 5y agoHopefully you meant "fought against".