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Indeed. If there exists some speech that is unprotected, you can always argue that the fringes are also unprotected. Using this inductive reasoning, you can cov
by likpok 18y ago
Indeed. If there exists some speech that is unprotected, you can always argue that the fringes are also unprotected. Using this inductive reasoning, you can cover the rest of speech.
Unless, of course, the citizenry fights back. The public needs to understand that in the terms of free speech, the government and corporations is not its friend, but its foe.