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Unlike screaming fire in a crowded theater, it's not causing immediate harm: maybe it's causing long term harm, but that's not enough to remove the free speech

by csdvrx 3y ago

Unlike screaming fire in a crowded theater, it's not causing immediate harm: maybe it's causing long term harm, but that's not enough to remove the free speech protection.

pengaru 3y ago
> Unlike screaming fire in a crowded theater, it's not causing immediate harm: maybe it's causing long term, but that's not enough to remove the free speech protection. It's ok to be wrong.