I love it when a person complains about their freedom of speech being suppressed...
when really, they just don't want to deal with the idea that people don't like what they said.
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Burnley123 · 41-45, M
I agree and it's a weak illogical defence used often by people who have no substantive argument. "The world is flat and how dare you say I am wrong because it's my free speech." I exaggerate but you get it.
I find it interesting as to whether free speech should be granted to people who would deny it to others. The NAZIs of Charlottesville hide behind free speech protections of a US Constitution which they would abolish in a second if they ever got power. I am torn on this issue.
I find it interesting as to whether free speech should be granted to people who would deny it to others. The NAZIs of Charlottesville hide behind free speech protections of a US Constitution which they would abolish in a second if they ever got power. I am torn on this issue.