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the liberals and the loony left are cowards...they shut down Christians as they know they will get forgiveness, they turn a bind eye to hard line muslims purely out of fear and to try and look like the anti racist good guys ...end results 20,000 children get molested in rotherham and the entire country turns a blind eye
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This freedom of speech argument always confuses me. I do believe in freedom of speech (yes, I get the irony given I have to delete posts that break rules, which kinda goes against the whole freedom of speech thing...but still) but other people seem to think it means something different to what I believe it to mean.
I do not believe opinions should be hidden. However I also believe people can be called out on opinions. For example. I would rather a racist person said something racist, and was pulled up on said racism by someone else. I see BOTH of these instances as freedom of speech. Some seem to think allowing a racism to go unchallenged is freedom of speech. It isn't, it goes both ways. Obviously if we are talking forum-wise..said racist post would be removed as racism is against the rules. In life though, I would much rather know that someone I was talking to was a raging bigot than have them censor themselves. But yeah, freedom of speech for everyone is my preferred method. Sadly for most who cry for freedom of speech, they seem to not realise that someone else calling them racist (in their opinion) is also just the other person exercising their use of said freedom ![]() Edit. I am not accusing anyone of racism here, just giving an example of what free speech means to me, and racism was the first example I thought of. Last edited by Vicky.; 29-12-2016 at 03:58 PM. |
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the real danger is those who falsely claim offence or falsely claim sexism or racism...they endanger freedom of speech and those who take their false claims seriously should be sacked
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Though I tend to be of the opinion that if I take offense to something someone says thats my problem. Again, I don't expect someone to censor themselves for my benefit, but I feel I should have the right to reply also. |
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I agree with this however it would be far too hard to put into action and extremely hard to prove. I guess the only times I can think of that it could be done is, for example, someone started a fight, lost, called the police to say it was a racist attack...but cctv proved otherwise. And I really doubt that kind of situation is common..
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBG0T06jbec
one hour I. Hislop 2016 Orwell lecture UCL F.Forward 5 mins or so Ian Hislop Starts Sadly the Pathetic Engineer only put it on speaker so less than Stereo Young Tibbers watch the Film : 1984 features Richard Burton and John Hurt just out on BluRay 1080P ![]() ![]() Last edited by arista; 29-12-2016 at 05:34 PM. |
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