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It doesn't even have to benefit consumers (I'm pretty sure). If it's true, it's free speech. Now the question is, was the apartment moldy?
by dkokelley 17y ago
It doesn't even have to benefit consumers (I'm pretty sure). If it's true, it's free speech. Now the question is, was the apartment moldy?
- TallGuyShort 17y agoJust to clarify - I didn't mean to say that benefiting consumers is a necessary attribute - it just adds weight to their case. Wanting to silence such speech would be against consumers interests (and in this case - health/safety) and would surely be protected speech.