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If there are severe consequences for speech, to what extent can you say it's "free"? It may fit a narrow legal reading of the First Amendment, but that's not n
by jimbokun 5y ago
If there are severe consequences for speech, to what extent can you say it's "free"?
It may fit a narrow legal reading of the First Amendment, but that's not necessarily the same as the ideal of "Free Speech".
- terminatornet 5y agoWhat consequences were there for her exactly? She got offered a million dollar payoff, turned it down, and is now clearly gearing up to try and be some conservative grifter. The consequences don't seem that bad to me.
- dbbk 5y agoThe severe consequence in this case was an offer of $1 Million and the ability to walk into another executive role at another company with none of the details of her firing being made public.