Geoffrey MillerVerified account

A revised First Amendment could read: 'The right of free speech for gossip, entertainment news, and politically inoffensive virtue-signaling being a cherished and time-honored tradition, the exercise of this right by responsible persons for these purposes shall not be infringed'

Actually that sounds a lot like what we have now...

You’re Canadian, the 1st Amendment doesn’t apply to your country.

Gee, thanks for informing me!

You’re welcome. Your country’s constitution is a combination of codified acts and uncodified traditions. The First Amendment is part of the American Constitution.

Well, actually I was thinking @primalpoly s description sounded like Canadian approach to speech freedoms which is why I made the comment "we"......

@primalpoly is an American in the US. The intellectual and speech protections are much stronger in the US, and rooted n hatred of governmental control.

I know. I have followed his account for a while. I know Canada's speech rights are stricter---we have laws against hate speech which US does not. Our rights are enshrined in the charter of rights and freedoms.