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Too often the speech compels the action though. If you can prevent the action in the first place maybe the loss of freedom is warranted? I don't think there's a
by skeeter2020 4y ago
Too often the speech compels the action though. If you can prevent the action in the first place maybe the loss of freedom is warranted? I don't think there's an easy answer, but I don't have to follow the thought exercise too far from purely theoretical before absolute free speech falls apart.
- ptero 4y agoI agree that there is no easy answer; certainly my proposal is not perfect. But almost any action is compelled by speech. I think allowing the state to control the speech to guide actions always leads to misuse. My 2c.