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> of its programmer rather than the more questionable free speech rights of the company? How does a group of people (a "company") have fewer free speech rights
by anamax 14y ago
> of its programmer rather than the more questionable free speech rights of the company?
How does a group of people (a "company") have fewer free speech rights than an individual? Is it that the people who make up companies have fewer free speech rights than other people?
- Hyena 14y agoGroups tend to have fewer free speech rights than individuals. A person can usually shout whatever he wants from a street corner; 100 people will probably need a permit and relatively few people see this as problematic.