In order to protect people from their fellow citizens the government would have to be empowered to limit speech. You'e thinking in circles and you have yourself surrounded.
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So much for freedom of speech and expression.
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In order to protect people from their fellow citizens the government would have to be empowered to limit speech. You'e thinking in circles and you have yourself surrounded.
Frank_N_Stein
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Are you ATM's shill account?
I'm down with that. It's gonna be a long cold winter.
One of several, I suspect.
Looks like ATM is talking to himself again.
So, since you're interested in deep thinking, here's an intellectual exercise: what if a radio DJ called gun owners small-****ed pu**ies who need to give up their guns or get shot? In fact, said DJ suggested that every family member within 2 degrees of consanguinity of a gun owner should be executed to make sure "those" people are removed from society forever.
Would that DJ deserve to keep their job?
How dare you bring General William Tecumseh Sherman into this?
Oh boy.
If I own a business, I certainly want (and have) the right to fire someone for saying things that reflect poorly on my business. That's freedom.
As to me, taking away the right to fire someone for their speech is oppression.
No matter what the topic is, we just can't shut it off, can we?
If I own a business, I certainly want (and have) the right to fire someone for saying things that reflect poorly on my business. That's freedom.
As to me, taking away the right to fire someone for their speech is oppression.
No matter what the topic is, we just can't shut it off, can we?
I like brevity and efficiency of language more than lowest-common-denominator writing.
Something tells me that we have seen the last of the OP in this thread.
Just the sake of argument...and for fun, I want to hear his thoughts on people being banned from forums for not adhering to the rules.
Spear Dane
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What DJ said this? Google isn't turning up anything.
All I know is someone flunked government. 
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