The principles of free speech are that we debate & criticise ideas, not shout each-other into submission.
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and I am talking about my government. I likely agree with you on free speech principles but that doesn't change constitution.
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Why are you talking about your government? How is it relevant here? It wasn't the government that interfered with the speech.
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I would have to sit down and discuss American history and it's intersection with free speech. Not saying you don't understand.
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.@JoshuaBHayes1 Not relevant. Liberal principles of free speech are not culturally relative. I'm arguing for them as do many Americans.
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but that doesn't change a thing. One, the laws are written as they are and I am not British, lol.
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You're clearly only going to talk about what laws are and not address ethics, values or principles so might as well leave it.
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So often, ppl insist 1st amend. is all that matters at same time as admitting it doesn't apply to subject under discussion! @JoshuaBHayes1
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Let's talk abt the illiberalism of disrupting speakers. You must refer to the constitution! What does it say abt this? Nothing at all.

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