Does freedom of speech still exist?

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I'm curious, does it? We have a lot of beliefs and a lot of opinions out there.

Words are harmless, unless they can have an effect. They only have an effect if a person is susceptible.

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Based on 28 votes (24 yes)
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  • thegypsysailor
    8 years ago

    Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me.

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    • charli.m
      8 years ago

      Unless they're from a troll about your wife.

      Or you feel like having a tantrum.

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      • flamer180
        8 years ago

        XD haha

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  • Paigiepoo
    7 years ago

    Yes/ no, um .... What was your question ? Oh yeah... Yes you big dummy

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  • RoseIsabella
    8 years ago

    Freedom of speech is so much better than this politically correct bullshit!

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  • mysistersshadow
    8 years ago

    Unless the constitution has been secretly amended... yes it does.

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  • Cocomilktitties
    8 years ago

    As humans, I think we do have free speech. I mean we really can say whatever we want most of them time and nothing happens.

    In the eyes of the law... no I don't think it exists. It's like... "yeah you can say what you want... except... oh you can't say this, this, and this on tv, you can't insult this person... you can't tell these people about this thing, oh that's top secret, oh you can't talk that way to that person..."... etc. The intention for free speech is there I think, but in reality, it's not really, truly free speech.

    I don't think there's really a way around that though. I understand that there sometimes needs to be restrictions on certain things.

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  • PlebolaVirus
    8 years ago

    Unfortunately, yes, in a democratic society. It shouldn't, however. Freedom of speech only ever leads to violence and conflict, and exacerbates human ugliness further.

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