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originally posted by: WanderingNomadd
Well if you cant see the infraction on free speech that is on you.
Not my ring lol your masters.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: Puppylove
a reply to: Krazysh0t
Is that what they're doing? If you can prove that I'll be convinced to join your side.
That's hard to prove if you aren't open to believing the MSM. I can easily show the UN charter and things like that, but if you are already predisposed to just distrust the UN or distrust things like the Gates Foundation then there is no point.
I see people like Soros, the things he's been a part of, and that he's the number one globalist and I just, nope I don't see it.
See. This is what I'm talking about. Soros has become the latest "Rothchilde" buzzword for CTers. Just blankly call him out based on his media presence (I'm assuming his negative press in right wing media doesn't help either) without even addressing anything that he did.
But besides, Soros is just one person. He doesn't own the world. He doesn't even own the country. The Koch brothers are ideologically opposed to everything Soros stands for AND they are richer and spend more trying to get their political will enforced. It's called balance.
If Soros wasn't in the picture as well as others similar, I might be easier to convince. But maybe I'm wrong, show me please how the people in charge of this are worth putting my trust in.
If Soros wasn't in the picture, you'd be complaining about some other rich dude without concrete evidence of his "evilness".
originally posted by: WanderingNomadd
But freedom of speech is a right and it should never been infringed either by written laws; or just enforced outside of the law, which is what happened in that video and happens all over the western world.
originally posted by: WanderingNomadd
Freedom of expression is considered freedom of speech. Taking signs, removing you from the party because we dont like your views, putting you under blacklight with whitenoise so you cannot be seen or heard...All infringements on your freedom of speech, expression and opinion.
originally posted by: WanderingNomadd
a reply to: daskakik
Freedom of expression is considered freedom of speech. Taking signs, removing you from the party because we dont like your views, putting you under blacklight with whitenoise so you cannot be seen or heard...All infringements on your freedom of speech, expression and opinion.
originally posted by: tigertatzen
But everyone else just comes across as being selfish and unwilling to share with others...
The question was, what makes it a right?
Also drowning you out because they don't want to hear you is not an infringement. Nobody is obliged to listen to you.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: WanderingNomadd
I've always wondered. What's so bad about a one world government/the NWO? Why is it supposedly bad for such a thing to exist? Does anyone know?
originally posted by: shooterbrody
originally posted by: WanderingNomadd
a reply to: daskakik
Freedom of expression is considered freedom of speech. Taking signs, removing you from the party because we dont like your views, putting you under blacklight with whitenoise so you cannot be seen or heard...All infringements on your freedom of speech, expression and opinion.
Do you need a ticket to get into the DNC?
When you take the ticket you enter into a contract , they let you attend, you follow their rules. Much like a theater. It is a PRIVATE event. You have no right to disrupt the event, they get to decide what a disruption is. You surrender some of your rights to attend.
However the Free Speech zones away from the event are a different story. Those are crap. One has a right to peaceably protest on public land.(like the sidewalks or easements to the arena the DNC was held in).