I thought free speech was supposed to be a good thing? Is it not?

[milyjohn]

What happened?

I think that Democrat Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer was stupid and recklace to threaten supreme court justices, but it's still free speech.

Trump asked his followers to protest, but to do it peacefully and respectfully.

If one of Democrat Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer's cult followers attacked or shot a supreme court justice, I would blame the attacker/shooter, and not Chuck's hateful speech. That's because conservative-minded people always blame the shooter, whereas liberal-minded people always blame the manufacturer of the gun.

I don't like Alex Jones, but I defend his right to free speech. Alex is being sued for 1.5 billion, because he thought a school shooting was staged. He didn't shoot anybody, he just had an opinion.

I think the killing of Bin Laden was fake. I think 911 was an inside job. I think Pearl Harbor was allowed to happen. I think Jan 6th was a staged, inside job, and I think that Biden was installed, not elected, and I don't think there were any weapons of mass destruction. I hope I don't have to pay a billion for saying that, because I currently don't have it. :)

FYI

Answer quickly because this will be deleted soon.

[Sasahara]

Free speech is bad to extreme leftists because it allows people to belive they are wrong.

To everyone else, free speech should be a good thing.

The only things I can think of that should not be covered by free speech would be kiddy porn and torture / murder videos. Sick bastards don’t need the right to share their shit in public.

[milyjohn]

Sure, there are limits. You can't say hijack or bomb on a plane. But if you tell me to rob a bank and I do it, that's on me. You can't control the actions of others.

We both know this is all because the Chinese puppet is weak and couldn't debate his way out of a wet paper bag.

[Sasahara]

I agree with you

[sawno]

Free speech is fantastic, it helps spread good idea's and helps us rebuttal people who have terrible idea's. Without that an important feedback loop is missing from society and that leads to dangerous consequences.

[sawno]

And Mily you seem like the person who I'd have interesting conversations with haha. I haven't looked into pearl harbor but agree with pretty much all your points. You are probably a deeper out of the box thinker, or you have sources as good as mine.

[milyjohn]

I was raised in a family of conservatives, and they tell me about stuff. We knew the Japanese would bomb Pearl Harbor, so we let it happen. We moved the fancier ships out to sea, and let them bomb the clunker ships. This allowed us to get into WWII.

Like I said, I don't like Alex Jones, but he shouldn't be punished for his opinion. Something in the Uvalde school shooting didn't pass the smell test to me. While all the sheep on the Internet were blaming the cops, I wanted to know why the chief of police told the cops to stand down. Was this supposed to happen? Was this a good way of getting rid of guns?

[sawno]

School shootings are common enough to where that may not need to be staged, they can just wait until someone does it and blame it on guns. They are often dishonest about manifestos though so they can target what they wish in the media.

In my case my parents aren't conservative, I formed my opinions on my own and have the uncensored internet from 2016 to thank for a lot of that.

[milyjohn]

My iPhone opens with either fingerprint recognition or facial recognition. Why don't schools have this? More often or not, they know who these shooters are, but they do nothing to prevent it.

[sawno]

The last thing we want is to normalize surveillance society where you can only get in with a fingerprint. Lockdown has shown us how easy it is to get locked out and then the establishment has way to many tools for a dictatorship. So preventing and prosecution can be done better but we shouldn't normalize biometrics.

[milyjohn]

I don't understand what you're saying.

[sawno]

Imagine this, we install facial scanners and finger prints in the school system so the kids are safe. They find it normal to have to check in to the school with their fingerprints or faces so the shooters can be stopped. This generation now wants similar measures or at minimum is fine with similar measures at the work place.

Now you have step 2, you have these bioscan company's that will deplatform you if you have the wrong opinions (This happens in china by the way). Did something against your social credit score? To bad, train gate doesn't work for you. Didn't get the vaccine? Sorry, the workplace gate won't unlock. Oops, sorry you can't get in the local store either you have to get it delivered.

Thats not a society we want to live in, so lets not normalize it anywhere.

[milyjohn]

Then let's stop blaming guns for school shootings.

[sawno]

That I am completely on board with, its not the guns fault some people have severe mental issues.

[Danny_dan92]

Free speech is only free speech if it favors the overlords and their agenda

[milyjohn]

Right as always, Dan.

[Danny_dan92]

Yeah, fuck the sensitive sheep herd

[milyjohn]

Yep

[Danny_dan92]

Oh god… I hated that fucken era

[Danny_dan92]

Having to try and prove to my liberal family members it was being politicized. Even in just our own state. And they had a mask on their mouths, noses. And another covering their eyes

[milyjohn]

The magic mask mandate didn't apply to liberal politicians.

[Danny_dan92]

Not just that. It didn’t work

[milyjohn]

If the masks worked, car painters would use them.

[Danny_dan92]

Exactly

[Surely]

I’ll try to smuggle you in some booze and cigarettes when they muzzle you and lock you up!!
You couldn’t be more correct ✅

[milyjohn]

Thank you. I don't smoke, but I'm thinking about starting! lol

[eagle1951]

some times it's not

[milyjohn]

True. It all depends on if you have a D behind your name or an R.