"in the extreme" arguments are easy to abuse and not always helpful. In the extreme, the right to free speech results in libel, defamation, piracy, and yellin

"in the extreme" arguments are easy to abuse and not always helpful. In the extreme, the right to free speech results in libel, defamation, piracy, and yelling fire in a theatre to all be protected. But in practice, we limit "free speech" to a more practical subset of speech. In the same way, grownups talking in good faith can talk about a right to health care that is practical and not jump immediately to doctors at gunpoint.