just because someone ruins your speech by being loud and disrespectful doesn't mean your rights were violated.
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I don't really know what you mean by that. Principles aren't protected by the constitution, rights are.
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Replying to @blahandblahandb @christianjbdev
The constitution is an American legal thing. The principle of free speech is a liberal concept.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @christianjbdev
nope, protection of free speech is in the constitution.
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Replying to @blahandblahandb @christianjbdev
Yes, your constitution protects some aspects of the principle in a very limited way.
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It does not define free speech. Other countries also have the concept.
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it's in the first amendment, lol.
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Replying to @blahandblahandb @christianjbdev
Yes. Many countries have laws around free speech. That doesn't mean the laws *are* free speech.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @christianjbdev
I get what you're saying but taking away right to protest also violates free speech.
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That would, yes. No-one should shout down protests either.
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