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Freedom of Speech Does Not Mean Freedom From Consequences (Page 3)
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They've definitely gone potty mouthed
Well-said.
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When there is consequences, there is no freedom.
Agree on some parts and disagree on others.
You are "free" to elaborate.
What is and what is not “hate speech” is too subjective.
I don't even understand what that has to do with my take.
Do you understand that hate speech is permitted under the law? It is permitted by the constitution.
That law does not guarantee you a job. It does not protect you from criticism for your beliefs. It does not protect you from having people protest in front of your place of business.
Find me one example of a colored person getting fired from their job for saying the word “cracker” or “honkey”. Just ONE. Beyoncé got away with doing a whole fucking super bowl halftime show representing the black panthers which is a black nationalist organization. Absolutely nothing happened to her. Jamie foxx got to say “I get to kill white people how great is that?” on SNL while promoting jhango unchained. Nothing happened to him.
There are MULTIPLE examples (most recently the ceo of papa johns said the n word) of white people getting fired for using these slurs and hate speech.
I’m not saying any of it is right. You say something and you face consequences. But the double standards what is and what is not “hate” speech are SUBJECTIVE.
You still don't understand that hate speech is permitted under the law. But I don't have to be silent or voiceless because you want to engage in it.
I own a business and yes, I would fire someone for using racial slurs, no matter who that person was. Well, actually, I take that back. I let two people stay on after they said the n-word. And no. . . both of them were not "Black". One was Mexican, the other was "White". But they were extremely ignorant.
I can't speak to what other businesses have done. I think it is silly to believe they would not fire someone for hurling racist slurs at "White" people. Because we are capitalistic society.
Jamie Foxx said a joke. If you can't take it, too bad so sad.
What does Papa Johns have to do with me? Why is it my fault he was fired? He was creating a bad public image for his company. He lost his position because of that. Be responsible for once. Take ownership of your actions, stop blaming others.
If a white actor said “I got to kill black people how cool is that?” his career would be OVER joke or not. The entertainment and media industries reek of this double standard.
I personally don’t like hearing slurs against ANYONE. But there is a common theme over the years that it’s okay to disparage white people. Like we somehow deserve it. However I have heard more and more black/Latinos speak notice and speak out against this crap lately.
It’s freedom of speech. Nobody is going to thrown in jail for saying racial, sexist or homophobic slurs. But what is subjectively acceptable for one group of people is not for another group of people.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idV4GQRflHM
Something is wrong with you.
lol one of those types who believe that the world getting more fair for women and minorities is AN ATTACK ON THE NOBLE WHITE MALE!!!
@JustWorthlessMe I just proved you wrong, then you went sideways.
There is plenty of media out there where slurs, threats, and insults are hurled at minorities.
Go eat it all up.
I think more and more people are beginning to understand just who the snowflakes really are.
One of the most famous scenes in movie history. And the joke is that Christopher Walken is related to n-words.
Get real weirdo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcZCGMCDzbU
um... i'm on your side... maybe you should re-read my post lol
@JustWorthlessMe Oh! Sorry. I thought you were the blue anon come out of hiding. To be serious, I should not have responded. There is like 1% of blue anons who post anything rational. Its the reason why they go anonymous. They know they are crazy.
Agreed
Thanks. Unexpected response from a blue anon.
AMEN!! Well said!!
Well said