HTFuk could you mess up that getting punched out should be based on your mouth rather than how you are dressed??
Then why are so many groups trying to downgrade it??
There's often truth in free speech, and the truth hurts sometimes.

HTFuk could you mess up that getting punched out should be based on your mouth rather than how you are dressed??
Then why are so many groups trying to downgrade it??
Free speech can't be upgraded.
Punch a Bolshevik!!!
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As defined democratically.![]()
Punch a Bolshevik!!!
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Why is there always a price to pay for using free speech??
You don't need to punch yourself.
Trump loves you.
As defined democratically.![]()
Nobody loves you.
If that's your idea, you have to accept that means Trump would define it.
Of course it can.
You see, certain types of short term free speech actually end up removing free speech later.
Like the kind of shit people like you say in the bathroom - but instead, say, at a Nazi Rally.
That's the kind of stuff that galvanizes a legion of bigots and we end up compromising the lives and freedom to speak of good, innocent people.
You just put a few bandaids with a little polysporin over the cuts and everyone is happy and more free to speak than they were before.
The only reason why we're not there yet is because bigots like you are afraid.
But we can't be afraid or we're not going to evolve.
And besides,
there's absolutely no reason to be afraid
unless you're a
You do realize democracy isn't just about who's at the top or even in power, right?
Even with a majority government, people still play a role in how it operates.
Nobody loves you.
You are one confused individual.
You're an idiot.
Hate speech laws galvanize bigots, especially Nazis, as demonstrated by history.
“Remarkably, pre-Hitler Germany had laws very much like the Canadian anti-hate law. Moreover, those laws were enforced with some vigour. During the 15 years before Hitler came to power, there were more than 200 prosecutions based on anti-Semitic speech. And, in the opinion of the leading Jewish organization of that era, no more than 10 per cent of the cases were mishandled by the authorities. As subsequent history so painfully testifies, this type of legislation proved ineffectual on the one occasion when there was a real argument for it.”
| National Review
That is Alan Borovoy.
Look him up. He is well out of his diapers, intellectually speaking, unlike you.
Oh here, from Wikipedia..... In 1968, Borovoy became General Counsel for the CCLA, a position he held until his retirement on 1 July 2009.[citation needed] He then became CCLA's General Counsel Emeritus. During his tenure he was one of the main contributors to the Canadian and the Ontario Human Rights Commission, both of which legislate delivery of services and accommodation free from discrimination. Borovoy later believed that "extremists among equality seekers" are dangerous to liberal values by using hate speech laws and human rights commissions to censor their adversaries.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_BorovoyAnd here is the point, from Mark Steyn:
Inevitably, the Nazi party exploited the restrictions on “free speech” in order to boost its appeal. In 1925, the state of Bavaria issued an order banning Adolf Hitler from making any public speeches. The Nazis responded by distributing a drawing of their leader with his mouth gagged and the caption, “Of 2,000 million people in the world, one alone is forbidden to speak in Germany.”
| National Review
Which, of course, mobilized the Nazis and gained them much sympathy among the people as a persecuted group.
So a fat lot of good those laws did against the Nazis — but they proved immensely useful once the Nazis took power. Liberals always seem stunned when supposedly “liberal” laws are subsequently used for illiberal ends. (my emphasis)
| National Review
History has clearly demonstrated that loathesome ideas need to be dragged out and exposed to the sun, not hidden in the shadows and allowed to fester and grow like mold.
You are the one encouraging the growth of the racist far right.
So, should we punch you in the face?