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Why? Disrupting a speaker to the level that prevents them speaking (or prevents listening) is an action that clearly infringes on rights of others and restricts
by zajio1am 6mo ago
Why? Disrupting a speaker to the level that prevents them speaking (or prevents listening) is an action that clearly infringes on rights of others and restricts freedom of speech. Regardless of content.
- shibapuppie 6mo agoYou have the freedom to speak, I have the freedom to also speak at the same time. I ALSO have the freedom to not listen.
- bad_username 6mo agoSpeak at the same time, but in a slightly different place? If you really care about your speech (and not silencing the speech of others), that is clearly acceptable.
- shibapuppie 6mo agoI'm not silencing you. We both have the freedom to speak at the same time, in the same place. Such as a political speaker and opposing protesters. Both have the freedom.