Quote from Cutten:
You guys need to chill - you actually have a constitutional amendment protecting speech. In Germany, Switzerland, or Austria, you go to jail for questioning details of the Holocaust, or for reading or publishing Mein Kampf. In the UK hate speech is a jailable offence, if it can be proved to be "inciting violence" (luckily a jury decides that here, rather than state-employed judges as on the continent, but it is worrying all the same).
Once people actually get prosecuted for publishing the Bible, then you might have a point. Until then, this thread is pure hyberbole and message-board BS, nothing more.
Sure they need to chill but apparently the concern is far more urgent in a way that would transcend the constitution and dwells more in the realms of the very subject they wish to so acutely fret about.
It's not free speech particularly , but a far more serious right to free fictional representation through figments of fancy.
The worry seems to be a notion that the state now wishes to control the roles played by particular characters within literary works of imagination.
A conspiracy is unfolding that Americans are soon to be told how folk lore and fictional events are to be voiced.
By such legislation, the OP appears frantic about the way he will not be able to hold that 3 bears harassed the imaginary Goldilocks , rather than she stole their porridge ,
And that Red Riding Hood was not persecuted by the Big Bad Wolf but will be instructed by law to tell how she purposely incited it to attack her.
Or the way in which via legislation, bureaucrats will decree it illegal for the OP to tell how an invented character called Jesus in another traditional fairy tale was executed by a certain group of people, rather than by the state authority of a country .
It would appear this fear is so serious it has taken grip over any real questions of freedoms being curtailed under a euphemistic homeland security, or open ended terror legislation, in basing much of its support through a -cheering up- derived from looking at cartoon characters which of course are necessary to motivate those minded toward the 'Fight For Free Fantasy'.
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and so children , by such means, as achilles28 was pontificating his fanciful fabrications for the purposes of self aggrandisement, the big bad bastards went around the back of his constitutional brick house. Not needing to blow it down, and seeing how the little piggy was not looking , they let themselves in.
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