warpus
Sommerswerd asked me to change this
Once again, why? The only answer I'm seeing from anyone is sensitivity and sensibility.
For the same reason it's illegal to "disturb the peace"
Once again, why? The only answer I'm seeing from anyone is sensitivity and sensibility.
Did the protestors in Egypt "disturb the peace"?
Did the protestors in Egypt "disturb the peace"?
From your sig:
"We will not be silenced, whether you're a Christian, whether you're a Muslim, whether you're an atheist, you will demand your goddamn rights, and we will have our rights, one way or another! We will never be silenced!" - A protester in Egypt
Why are essentially the same people so frequently opposed to their own constitution? Hasn't this now been "proven" by the Supremes?Unless your advocating the WBC overthrow the government in its bid to establish its beliefs as opposed to working within the confines of it...
Yes, what they did was illegal. So? What the hell does this have to do with Egypt?
How can you approve their protests and be so opposed to these? Shouldn't Americans, and even Canadians, have the same "rights" you apparently find so vital for Egyptians to have?
How can you approve their protests and be so opposed to these? Shouldn't Americans, and even Canadians, have the same "rights" you apparently find so vital for Egyptians to have?
How is it harassment to lawfully stand on public land at one location and peacefully protest, instead of continually following someone around or acting in a similar manner?Even though the outcome is correct, Alito is also correct in his opinion. At some point in time, a line should be drawn between free speech and the 'freedom' to harrass someone else (especially at a funeral).
Are you still trying to flex that absurd strawman by deliberately quote mining my comments?Are you implying that the members of the WBC and somehow equative to Egyptians wanting democratic rule?
Are you still trying to flex that absurd strawman by quote mining my comments?
Nobody else seems to have a problem with it, especially after I specifically clarified what I meant. Perhaps it is yet again due to your continual attempts to deliberate misterpret my comments?Its not a strawman, but a request for you to make sense out of the gibberish your're writing.
I am against the ruling. Like MobBoss said, there has to be a line in the sand that divides free speech from hate speech.
You are incorrect in assuming nobody else cares. For example, I myself still have yet to be shown how being disrespectful at soldiers' funerals has anything to do with Egyptians. Care to actually explain?Nobody else seems to have a problem with it, especially after I specifically clarified what I meant.
So looking at the obvious implications you are making, and then asking how you draw that conclusion is "deliberate misinterpretation"?Perhaps it is yet again due to your continual attempts to deliberate misterpret my comments?
Huh?Never knew you were a PC leftist.
That's a very good point. If the US ever did amend the Constitution to make the First Amendment no longer cover "hate speech", as so many other ostensibly free countries have done, it would basically wreck the far-right while causing little or no harm to anybody else.
Just look at whom England is now trying to keep out. It is the bigots, the racists, and the religious fanatics who advocate hatemongering.
And look at what would likely happen to Fox News. They would probably be beseiged with lawsuits claiming they were violating the rights of various groups while advocating hatred towards them. Glenn Beck would be on the phone with his attorneys constantly, and so would all the other talking heads.