A federal judge has threatened to throw Roger Stone into prison if he discusses his case. The “free speech warriors” who were apoplectic when @RonColeman sued the SPLC (worth over $500 million; inspired a mass shooting at FRC) are silent.
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Mike. Are you saying you approve of suing the SPLC for unpopular speech?
Andrew. Are you saying you support the mass shootings inspired by the SPLC?https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/support-for-southern-poverty-law-center-links-scalise-family-research-council-shooters …
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Mike. Let's accept your premise. I won't even mention Pizzagate. Should the government suppress opinions if those opinions might conceivably lead to future violence?
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Should the government use SPLC opinions to set precedents? Maybe they should do their own research?
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So the question here is whether you value free speech when you don't like what is being said. Opinions do not become unprotected just because they're authoritative.
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