41% of Americans want to abolish free speech

achilles28 · May 27, 2015

gwb-trading said:
The standard legal definition of hate speech is any speech that degrades a "protected group". Racial Minorities, Gays, etc. are protected groups, white males are not.

This means under hate speech laws any comment about a protected group deemed derogatory will be prosecuted, but you can say anything you want about white males.

We see the same sort of issues in the prosecution of "hate crimes" today.

Thats exactly it

It's open season on white men (white privilege), Christians, gun-lovers all day long.

Fine. Pass hate crimes.

All you fucking Marxists pansy, dick-swallowers (Ricter, FF) can go to jail for slandering white men, christians and gun owners.

Enjoy getting rammed up the ass.

Ricter · May 27, 2015

achilles28 said:
Thats exactly it

It's open season on white men (white privilege), Christians, gun-lovers all day long.

Fine. Pass hate crimes.

All you fucking Marxists pansy, dick-swallowers (Ricter, FF) can go to jail for slandering white men, christian and gun owners.

Enjoy getting rammed up the ass.

Lol, you're affected.

nitro · May 27, 2015

BSAM · May 27, 2015

Ricter said:
"Terroristic" excited?

Apparently.

Ricter · May 27, 2015

BSAM said:
Oh...Lookie here...now we're having grammar lessons.
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Actually, that's spelling. Which ordinarily I ignore, except when it's part of an insult about intelligence!
Lmao.

Ricter · May 27, 2015

BSAM said:
Apparently.

So don't invite me to your Christmas party. : )

BSAM · May 27, 2015

Ricter said:
Actually, that's spelling. Which ordinarily I ignore, except when it's part of an insult about intelligence!
Lmao.

He didn't misspell anything.
"Your" is actually spelled y-o-u-r.

Ricter · May 27, 2015

BSAM said:
He didn't misspell anything.
"Your" is actually spelled y-o-u-r.

No, the contraction of "you are" is spelled "you're".

Frederick Foresight · May 27, 2015

BSAM said:
He didn't misspell anything.
"Your" is actually spelled y-o-u-r.

Only when used in the possessive case. When used as an abbreviation for "you are," then it's you're.

Thanks for playing.

BSAM · May 27, 2015

Ricter said:
No, the contraction of "you are" is spelled "you're".

Yeah, that's where he made a grammatical mistake.