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What crap. The idea of dissent is practically everywhere and there is nothing inherently american about it. Neither is 'dissent' the first thing or the top 10
by general_failure 14y ago
What crap.
The idea of dissent is practically everywhere and there is nothing inherently american about it. Neither is 'dissent' the first thing or the top 10 thing that comes to mind when you talk about americanism.
Breaking the law is breaking the law. How can one have humor about it? I would love to see the author share this 'humor' when someone plugs into his network and steal his digital stuff.
- icebraining 14y agoRegardless of the current events, wasn't the US based on dissent from Britain, and isn't the First Amendment a recognition of the importance of dissent? Free Speech is all about dissent, and at least as a foreign, I associate free speech with the "American values", even if there are doubts about how really protected it is.
- enraged_camel 14y ago>>Breaking the law is breaking the law. Except he didn't break the law.
- emkemp 14y agoThe US Attorney's Office disagrees with you. So did a Grand Jury.