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>The government is protected for speech related to its duties, in clearly spelled out ways. ..which is a different claim than "governments have no free speech
by krapp 2y ago
>The government is protected for speech related to its duties, in clearly spelled out ways.
..which is a different claim than "governments have no free speech rights." They do, just limited in ways that individual free speech rights are not. But even individual free speech rights aren't absolute.
- AlbertCory 2y agoNo, krapp, you're wrong. "Rights" belong only to citizens. The fact that some government speech is protected does not mean the speaker has a "right." Language matters.