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I learned a new word today.
Boofing? Did you miss the Kavanaugh confirmation
I learned a new word today.
That word played a role in it? Could have sworn I listened to a good portion of it.Boofing? Did you miss the Kavanaugh confirmation
It’s a game like quartersThat word played a role in it? Could have sworn I listened to a good portion of it.
Same here, I had to Google it!That word played a role in it? Could have sworn I listened to a good portion of it.
That word played a role in it? Could have sworn I listened to a good portion of it.
Always the best people. ‘Assaulting,’ not ‘insulting…’
Never a bad time to offer this gem up. Totally forgot ‘boofing’ was in there…sadly yes, although his “I like beer” rant took more focus I think.
Never a bad time to offer this gem up…
I leant it at the hearing for one of the Supreme Court Justices appointment.I learned a new word today.
Yep.That word played a role in it? Could have sworn I listened to a good portion of it.
Always the best people. ‘Assaulting,’ not ‘insulting…’
A little mishandling here and there, nothing to see here folks.
PS: I expect an arrest effort from the FBI at least similar to the one on Texeira.
Well, we have the 1st Amendment, so yes.Really? Are you allowed to just say this sort of shit in America?
Well, we have the 1st Amendment, so yes.
Per Schenk v. United States, “The clear and present danger test features two independent conditions: first, the speech must impose a threat that a substantive evil might follow, and second, the threat is a real, imminent threat.”But freedom of speech doesn't give you the right to incite violence for example. Conspiracy to murder is a crime right even though you haven't done anything?
There is also a responsibility of speech isn't there?
Per Schenk v. United States, “The clear and present danger test features two independent conditions: first, the speech must impose a threat that a substantive evil might follow, and second, the threat is a real, imminent threat.”
Her tweet does neither. She’s a raging idiot for posting it, but she has the right to do that.
You say that, but would you say it if it were a person calling Trump a dictator wannabe fascist who is a bitch for the far right?That's a pretty dumb ruling. Explains a lot about American politics then.
or libel or something
You say that, but would you say it if it were a person calling Trump a dictator wannabe fascist who is a bitch for the far right?
See above regarding defamation / libel / slander of a public official.I find that sort of language weird in general tbf but a public figure saying it is rather unbecoming. Calling someone a fascist isn't quite the same as calling them corrupt in my view. One is an opinion, the other an aspersion. You should have to have evidence if you want to defame someone.
Can you imagine what US cable news would be like if they could not discuss ongoing court cases of politicians and celebrities?See above regarding defamation / libel / slander of a public official.
I understand your discomfort though. To me, from the perspective of America’s idea of freedom of speech, it is absurd that ongoing cases involving footballers cannot be openly discussed on this forum.
Can you imagine what US cable news would be like if they could not discuss ongoing court cases of politicians and celebrities?
The American idea of freedom of speech is deeply flawed, a lot of people have no idea what their actual rights areSee above regarding defamation / libel / slander of a public official.
I understand your discomfort though. To me, from the perspective of America’s idea of freedom of speech, it is absurd that ongoing cases involving footballers cannot be openly discussed on this forum.
Fixed it for youI'm disappointed it didn't include a verse like this:
With Giuliani
And Kushner, too.
Don Junior's bag of white
The pillow guy, a gargoyle and Sidney Powell
Here at the many of Donald Trump's trials ...
I’m not sure what you mean by that. It’s a broader sense of freedom of speech, not necessarily flawed.The American idea of freedom of speech is deeply flawed, a lot of people have no idea what their actual rights are
Which is what we’ve been discussing above.In basic terms your speech is protected from Government interference, that's it
Correct.The CAF for example is a private owned forum, so is Twitter, Facebook et al, you have no rights in regard to what the forum allows you to post.
Also correct, hence me saying I understand his unease… as I’m required to moderate a forum that operates based on a different set of rules than I’m used to.BTW, The UK has different laws regarding libel/defamation, essentially they are the opposite of US laws
I meant the peoples idea of what the first amendment protects is very different to what it actually does protect, in general it doesn't give you as many rights as the general population thinks it doesI’m not sure what you mean by that. It’s a broader sense of freedom of speech, not necessarily flawed.
Which is what we’ve been discussing above.
Correct.
Also correct, hence me saying I understand his unease… as I’m required to moderate a forum that operates based on a different set of rules than I’m used to.