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David Floyd
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970 time: 05:26
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quote: No one said they'd ban burning the flag. We've just said that those that do better watch out for our counter free-speech |
And if I see someone assaulting someone else just for burning a piece of cloth, then I'll have to defend the person doing the burning.
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David Floyd
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970 time: 05:26
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Not really. I've already stated several times that defending another person is a perfectly moral activity, although there is no moral compunction to do so.
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David Floyd
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970 time: 05:26
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And by the way, yes, that means I have no problem killing Saddam, as long as a)no other Iraqis are killed in the process, b)no Americans are killed, except for those who specifically volunteer for the action, and c)I'm not forced to pay for it - the act is paid for through voluntary donations ONLY.
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David Floyd
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970 time: 05:26
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No, because I was forced to pay for it, for one thing.
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David Floyd
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970 time: 05:26
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For another, the US didn't ask the 500,000+ troops if they wanted to go help Kuwait.
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yavoon
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freedom of speech works both ways. you can burn the flag and people can call you unpatriotic )@(#* for doing it. sometimes that is lost.
the flag burners feel it is not only their right to burn it, but their right to not be ridiculed for it.
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yavoon
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if u mean physically, yes. if u mean ridiculed, no.
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Odd
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São Paulo Brazil
Apr 2002 time: 02:26
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Itīs funny... everytime I read a pro-war post, I sympathize more with the anti-war cause...
- Weīre fighting for freedom, the freedom to blindly support everything the White House decides! Thatīs why we hate those french, openly opposing the most powerful nation on earth in itīs moment of rage. Thatīs so coward! Why donīt they have the courage to obey the strong and attack the weak? Besides, if you oppose war, you oppose America!
and then thereīre the anti-war... everytime I read an anti-war post I think that pro-war might be right after all...
- Weīre so sad that America is answering violence and hate with more violence and hate... So how do we convince americans that we can all live in a world of love, with no unilateral decisions, where everyone respects everyone countryīs and oppinionīs? By cursing their name, hating their country, calling their president a nazi and burning everything they hold dear, of course!!
*Note - This was just a joke towards the more radical edges, of course most posters donīt think like that.
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yavoon
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yes and I never insinuated that they should be physically assaulted. so obviously my brain had a hard time understanding why u were replying to me.
especially considering I was relating specifically in the domain of freedom of speech. ur post in hinesight seems rather useless.
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