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Originally Posted by Jake";p="
You're wrong about freedom of speech - it properly means anyone communicating an idea, and the acid test of it being upheld is the unpopularity or offensiveness of the ideas being expressed. If you don't like what is being expressed, don't listen or look, or arrange a boycott of the people who do it.
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What makes you think the writer's of an historic National document wouldn't explicitly illustrate their point if they meant more than what was written? |
They didn't know of the future invention of TV, radio, and the net, but if they did, wouldn't they agree those are encompassed within the first amendment too? Yet they are not in the first amendment.