Everyone has the right to a platform. That's what America was founded on. If you don't like it, I would recommend moving to a country where you have freedom* of speech instead.

As far as the government is concerned: if you don't like it, then vote. And I don't mean on the president- we're already two failed elections into this century (Bush lost the popular vote to Gore, too). Vote smaller. Vote in mayoral elections, vote senator elections. House elections. Every election- vote it in, and make your voice heard. Because they certainly aren't checking forums for who you want to vote for, or we'd be in the eighth glorious month of President Sanders.

There are supporters for everything. There are even people out there who legitimately find Superman 64 to be a good game. Let that sink in. So again, if you don't like it, make your voice heard and go vote.

I've never believed in free speech the way these people do.

Matter of fact is that certain opinions simply don't deserve a platform. Anti science, pro racism, pro bigotry, and many other things are not acceptable at all. It's bad enough we have a full republican government to let them go nuts. 

What's sickening is that many people support this as well. They're nothing more than a plague to society. We'd be better off without them

Everyone has the right to a platform. That's what America was founded on. If you don't like it, I would recommend moving to a country where you have freedom* of speech instead.

As far as the government is concerned: if you don't like it, then vote. And I don't mean on the president- we're already two failed elections into this century (Bush lost the popular vote to Gore, too). Vote smaller. Vote in mayoral elections, vote senator elections. House elections. Every election- vote it in, and make your voice heard. Because they certainly aren't checking forums for who you want to vote for, or we'd be in the eighth glorious month of President Sanders.

There are supporters for everything. There are even people out there who legitimately find Superman 64 to be a good game. Let that sink in. So again, if you don't like it, make your voice heard and go vote.

Too many people mistakenly think free speech = everyone gets a turn on the microphone with equal time and gets to say their bit and no one can say anything back. That's not what it is. 

Too many people mistakenly think free speech = everyone gets a turn on the microphone with equal time and gets to say their bit and no one can say anything back. That's not what it is. 

Everyone has the right to a platform. That's what America was founded on. If you don't like it, I would recommend moving to a country where you have freedom* of speech instead.

As far as the government is concerned: if you don't like it, then vote. And I don't mean on the president- we're already two failed elections into this century (Bush lost the popular vote to Gore, too). Vote smaller. Vote in mayoral elections, vote senator elections. House elections. Every election- vote it in, and make your voice heard. Because they certainly aren't checking forums for who you want to vote for, or we'd be in the eighth glorious month of President Sanders.

There are supporters for everything. There are even people out there who legitimately find Superman 64 to be a good game. Let that sink in. So again, if you don't like it, make your voice heard and go vote.

Until someone tells the person in charge of the microphone not to give them a chance because they're fascists. Then that's not really abiding by freedom of speech, that's just  social fascism.

Thank you.

Liking Superman 64 isn't dangerous. 

Being a nazi is dangerous. These people ruin the world when they allow their opinions to misinform others. 

Free speech means we should be allowed to shut down these people. I wouldn't want a pro pedophilia rally for the same reason I wouldn't want a white supremacy rally. There's a complete difference between voicing your opinion and voicing dangerous beliefs.

We disagree with each other often, but I still think you have the right to express yourself. Why? Because you aren't going to hurt others with your beliefs anytime soon

"Being" a Nazi isn't dangerous. It's hurtful to others' emotions, yes, but emotions aren't protected by law. Running over people with a car is dangerous, which is why this man will go to jail regardless of pretense. Things that are actually dangerous get punished, while things that hurt feelings are not.

This is because, just like they have the right to vote, you have the right to ignore.

And as a father, I would LOVE a pro-pedophilia rally: anything to get a bunch of them in one place, you know what I'm saying? #FishInABarrel

I think our disagreement here stems from the fact that I believe freedom of speech means no one has the right to silence you. Even if you ideas are monstrous, no one can stop you from sharing them short of breaking the law themselves.

He must have been really, really distracted. Or very imparied.