HAL9000
Lifer
- Oct 17, 2010
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No it doesn't, and no it isn't.
Yes it does, and yes it is.
You honestly can't comprehend freedom of speech can you?
Yes I can, I just can't comprehend the logic behind the american idea of freedom of speech
Apparently you're of the mindset that freedom is not inherent and that granting freedoms requires specific justification.
We in America, on the other hand, are of the mindset that freedom is inherent and that restricting it requires specific justification.
Given that difference, there is no explanation I can offer you that fits within your view of how society should be.
Freedom is inherent, and restricting it does require justification. What you seem not to understand (the same as the rest of america) is that the american notion of freedom of speech isn't the only one, and that others work well, or better.
