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"
The right to free speech also includes the right to express distaste of the speech used by others. I'll give Salman Rushdie the benefit of the doubt
"
by
Loyola
yes free speach is free speach
Posted by
DaneDukeNuuk
Jan 16 '15, 02:42
it goes both ways
thats don't make it negotiable
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No one is arguing that it's negotiable. It is a matter of personal choice if one wants to insult others.
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Loyola
Jan 16, 02:56
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like all free speecn is a matter of personal choice yes
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DaneDukeNuuk
Jan 16, 03:01
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You equate expressing distaste with the speech of others akin to attempting to stymie free speech. It is a mistake to do so.
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Loyola
Jan 16, 03:13
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no i am not actually you can critizie me all you want thats your right but
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DaneDukeNuuk
Jan 16, 03:32
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I agree. It is the responsibility of the sender as to how they wish to conduct themselves. Peace out. -- nm
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Loyola
Jan 16, 03:36
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beeep
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DaneDukeNuuk
Jan 16, 03:38
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