Why don't people exercise their right to verbally hate more freely? Is it out of fear that they would be seen as bad people? Is it because most will be forced to acknowledge their hypocrisy? Who decides what should or shouldn't be censored?
If Hate Speech is Free Speech and constitutionally protected
- Thread starter Rhapture
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Ain't That Something
Superstar
There is no such thing as free speech in the U.S.
Because you can still lose your job or be black balled.
Free speech means you can't be prosecuted by the government
Free speech means you can't be prosecuted by the government
The U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled that hate speech is legally protected free speech under the First Amendment.
Why work or be around people who don't share the same ideals as you? If you lose your Job or get blackballed for being yourself then you didn't belong there anyway right?
I dont think you know how jobs work.
I've lived enough to know that not every job is right for you and you're not right for every job. Why stifle yourself?
Wallychamp
Kings Lose Crowns, Teachers Stay Intelligent
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CreepyMcCreeperson
Veteran
Act like finding decent jobs is easy brehs
Most people, have a desire to be liked. They (especially white) know the reaction they get from saying those things, which is why they used to say them behind closed doors, or not in front of non whites.
AndroidHero
Superstar
OP I don't think you thought this thread through.
NoGutsNoGLory
Superstar
Liability breh. Say ur a doctor and u hate a certain race and someone dies under ur care. The family would sue the hospital then.
Is it decent if it's stifling? So it's out of fear of being viewed as bad?Act like finding decent jobs is easy brehs
Most people, have a desire to be liked. They (especially white) know the reaction they get from saying those things, which is why they used to say them behind closed doors, or not in front of non whites.
But if you openly say you hate a certain race wouldn't that let that race of people know that you're not the doctor for them?
