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"which might have consequences in the future" If a secret set of rules is making you less likely to express your viewpoints (and support certain press organiza
by sage_joch 14y ago
"which might have consequences in the future"
If a secret set of rules is making you less likely to express your viewpoints (and support certain press organizations), that is already a consequence. It's unfortunate that rational people don't feel free to exercise their freedom in today's United States.
- dusing 14y agoRational people do feel free to express their views in today's United States.
- Andrew_Quentin 14y agoHe said freedoms, not views.
- gavinlynch 14y agoRational people do feel free to express their freedoms in today's United States.
- gavinlynch 14y agohilarious that this gets a downvote. Apparently commenters here feel that I must be irrational, because I feel free to express my freedoms every single day in the US without repudiation. I'd love to hear the personal stories of those who downvoted me for how they know that no rational human being in American can express their freedoms.
- Andrew_Quentin 14y agoWell, not donating to an organisation because you fear that you may be put on some government watchlist is the opposite of exercising ones freedom in a free land.