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>That changes absolutely nothing... Right! It does change absolutely nothing - you, me, and most people in this thread, assuming we were Florida residents, wou
by jjulius 4y ago
>That changes absolutely nothing...
Right! It does change absolutely nothing - you, me, and most people in this thread, assuming we were Florida residents, would still be free to create our own blogs and discuss our politicians on them without fear of legal repercussions pertaining to this bill. :)
>... it’s still ridiculous and unconstitutional. You have free speech rights even if you’re being paid.
It is! And I agree. I just disagree that it "changes absolutely nothing". You could be punished if you're a paid blogger, or unpunished and free to speak your mind if you're not paid. That's worth highlighting, because it further underscores just how absurd this bill is.
- hyperpape 4y agoI admit, I'm surprised. I read your first post, and did not realize you were trying to criticize the law, rather than suggest it was less harmful.
- jjulius 4y agoI tried my best to quickly highlight a key detail without offering up an opinion one way or another; let other people do that. When pressed further, though, I don't mind clarifying my own thoughts. :)
- quickthrowman 4y ago> I just disagree that it "changes absolutely nothing". You could be punished if you're a paid blogger, or unpunished and free to speak your mind if you're not paid. That's worth highlighting, because it further underscores just how absurd this bill is. Thanks for the clarification, I now understand why you disagreed with me saying “changes absolutely nothing”.