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if you can sue them, and their right to speech is absolute, then you won’t win. See the problem here?
by seventytwo 5y ago
if you can sue them, and their right to speech is absolute, then you won’t win.
See the problem here?
- mrtksn 4y agoNo, there's no problem there. Speech freedom being absolute doesn't have anything to do with lying, scamming, giving orders to do illegal things etc. Think of this having absolute freedom over how you spend your money. There's no direct mechanism preventing you from buying illegal stuff but you can still get in trouble if you buy illegal stuff. This is not a contradiction.
- seventytwo 4y agoI don’t think you understand what “absolute” means…