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Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson
Yelling fire in a crowded building is different from writing a book.
Making speeches is different from writing a book.
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Killing someone with a gun is different than killing someone with a knife...that is not much of an argument.
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You don't have to buy his book.
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So? you don't have to listen to a white supremacist say "go kill some blacks" either, but it's still considered hate speech.
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You don't have to buy the satanic "sacred scriptures."
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ok...what if a American Muslim cleric wrote a book pleading with American muslims to kill other Americans and told them how to do it? Protected speech?
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In your examples, people are unwillingly subjected to another person's abuse of freedom.
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In a burning building we an smell smoke and see fire and make rational decisions. People still have the ability to do that. But not everyone does that and to protect MY rights and freedoms you are not allowed to shout "FIRE" because of those few that might not be as objective
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In the act of simply writing a book, no one's freedom is abused.
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It advocates the sexual abuse of children