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Consider the concept of evolving standards of human rights.The new problem is this-speech that may be described as inflammatory has ballooned. Define "lynching" and how bad is it to say in public?I have a serious question for everyone. All rights have limitations and free speech is no exception. The question is, does the example below cross the line. Does it violate what should be allowed because it can be interpreted as inciting violence? A second question which may complicate the issue further might be whether or not freedom of religion might protect this speech.
Personally I am undecided on the first question because he is not telling people to commit acts of violence. On the other hand, is giving them permission, and planting a suggestion to commit violence, and as we know, that is all it takes to light a fire under certain people.
As for it being protected under the religious freedom clause, I don't think so. The fact that he is a preacher is not sufficient to grant him that protection. That is especially true given the fact that he is not citing any religious dogma to justify his words. Here is what he said:
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Threats of violence: Christian TV Host Rick Wiles warns that “there is going to be violence in America” if Trump is impeached and removed from office.
Appearing on his TruNews program earlier this week Wiles declared that if President Donald Trump is removed from office his supporters who “know how to fight” will target Democratic lawmakers responsible for removing Trump and “hunt them down.”
Wiles said:
If they take him out, there is going to be violence in America. There are people in this country—veterans, cowboys, mountain men, guys that know how to fight—and they’re going to make a decision that the people that did this to Donald Trump are not going to get away with it and they’re going to hunt them down.
Here is some guidance on the issue;
What are some exceptions to the right to free speech?
Exceptions to free speech in the United States refers to categories of speech that are not protected by the First Amendment. According to the Supreme Court of the United States, the U.S. Constitution protects free speech while allowing for limitations on certain categories of speech. Categories of speech that are given lesser or no protection by the First Amendment include obscenity, fraud, child pornography, speech integral to illegal conduct, speech that incites imminent lawless action, speech
United States free speech exceptions - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_exceptions
Honest opinions only please.
Consider the concept of evolving standards of human rights.
He didnt make a personal threat, he issued a warning. I agree.I have a serious question for everyone. All rights have limitations and free speech is no exception. The question is, does the example below cross the line. Does it violate what should be allowed because it can be interpreted as inciting violence? A second question which may complicate the issue further might be whether or not freedom of religion might protect this speech.
Personally I am undecided on the first question because he is not telling people to commit acts of violence. On the other hand, is giving them permission, and planting a suggestion to commit violence, and as we know, that is all it takes to light a fire under certain people.
As for it being protected under the religious freedom clause, I don't think so. The fact that he is a preacher is not sufficient to grant him that protection. That is especially true given the fact that he is not citing any religious dogma to justify his words. Here is what he said:
[/URL]
Threats of violence: Christian TV Host Rick Wiles warns that “there is going to be violence in America” if Trump is impeached and removed from office.
Appearing on his TruNews program earlier this week Wiles declared that if President Donald Trump is removed from office his supporters who “know how to fight” will target Democratic lawmakers responsible for removing Trump and “hunt them down.”
Wiles said:
If they take him out, there is going to be violence in America. There are people in this country—veterans, cowboys, mountain men, guys that know how to fight—and they’re going to make a decision that the people that did this to Donald Trump are not going to get away with it and they’re going to hunt them down.
Here is some guidance on the issue;
What are some exceptions to the right to free speech?
Exceptions to free speech in the United States refers to categories of speech that are not protected by the First Amendment. According to the Supreme Court of the United States, the U.S. Constitution protects free speech while allowing for limitations on certain categories of speech. Categories of speech that are given lesser or no protection by the First Amendment include obscenity, fraud, child pornography, speech integral to illegal conduct, speech that incites imminent lawless action, speech
United States free speech exceptions - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_exceptions
Honest opinions only please.
Funny how he cant bring himself to condemn this.^^^^This from the person who only wants honesty.Did she incite violence and if so how?Maxine Waters telling people to go after Republicans and Trump voters.I have a serious question for everyone. All rights have limitations and free speech is no exception. The question is, does the example below cross the line. Does it violate what should be allowed because it can be interpreted as inciting violence? A second question which may complicate the issue further might be whether or not freedom of religion might protect this speech.
Personally I am undecided on the first question because he is not telling people to commit acts of violence. On the other hand, is giving them permission, and planting a suggestion to commit violence, and as we know, that is all it takes to light a fire under certain people.
As for it being protected under the religious freedom clause, I don't think so. The fact that he is a preacher is not sufficient to grant him that protection. That is especially true given the fact that he is not citing any religious dogma to justify his words. Here is what he said:
[/URL]
Threats of violence: Christian TV Host Rick Wiles warns that “there is going to be violence in America” if Trump is impeached and removed from office.
Appearing on his TruNews program earlier this week Wiles declared that if President Donald Trump is removed from office his supporters who “know how to fight” will target Democratic lawmakers responsible for removing Trump and “hunt them down.”
Wiles said:
If they take him out, there is going to be violence in America. There are people in this country—veterans, cowboys, mountain men, guys that know how to fight—and they’re going to make a decision that the people that did this to Donald Trump are not going to get away with it and they’re going to hunt them down.
Here is some guidance on the issue;
What are some exceptions to the right to free speech?
Exceptions to free speech in the United States refers to categories of speech that are not protected by the First Amendment. According to the Supreme Court of the United States, the U.S. Constitution protects free speech while allowing for limitations on certain categories of speech. Categories of speech that are given lesser or no protection by the First Amendment include obscenity, fraud, child pornography, speech integral to illegal conduct, speech that incites imminent lawless action, speech
United States free speech exceptions - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_exceptions
Honest opinions only please.
That's going too far.
Don't you think???
I can't say that I understand you very well . Can you please speak human?Consider the concept of evolving standards of human rights.
Objectively, and i mean from a very broad objective, the more humans, the less freedom, and by proxy rights we'll have PP
~S~
Condemn what exactly?Funny how he cant bring himself to condemn this.^^^^This from the person who only wants honesty.Did she incite violence and if so how?Maxine Waters telling people to go after Republicans and Trump voters.I have a serious question for everyone. All rights have limitations and free speech is no exception. The question is, does the example below cross the line. Does it violate what should be allowed because it can be interpreted as inciting violence? A second question which may complicate the issue further might be whether or not freedom of religion might protect this speech.
Personally I am undecided on the first question because he is not telling people to commit acts of violence. On the other hand, is giving them permission, and planting a suggestion to commit violence, and as we know, that is all it takes to light a fire under certain people.
As for it being protected under the religious freedom clause, I don't think so. The fact that he is a preacher is not sufficient to grant him that protection. That is especially true given the fact that he is not citing any religious dogma to justify his words. Here is what he said:
[/URL]
Threats of violence: Christian TV Host Rick Wiles warns that “there is going to be violence in America” if Trump is impeached and removed from office.
Appearing on his TruNews program earlier this week Wiles declared that if President Donald Trump is removed from office his supporters who “know how to fight” will target Democratic lawmakers responsible for removing Trump and “hunt them down.”
Wiles said:
Here is some guidance on the issue;
What are some exceptions to the right to free speech?
Exceptions to free speech in the United States refers to categories of speech that are not protected by the First Amendment. According to the Supreme Court of the United States, the U.S. Constitution protects free speech while allowing for limitations on certain categories of speech. Categories of speech that are given lesser or no protection by the First Amendment include obscenity, fraud, child pornography, speech integral to illegal conduct, speech that incites imminent lawless action, speech
United States free speech exceptions - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_exceptions
Honest opinions only please.
That's going too far.
Don't you think???
He didnt make a personal threat, he issued a warning. I agree.I have a serious question for everyone. All rights have limitations and free speech is no exception. The question is, does the example below cross the line. Does it violate what should be allowed because it can be interpreted as inciting violence? A second question which may complicate the issue further might be whether or not freedom of religion might protect this speech.
Personally I am undecided on the first question because he is not telling people to commit acts of violence. On the other hand, is giving them permission, and planting a suggestion to commit violence, and as we know, that is all it takes to light a fire under certain people.
As for it being protected under the religious freedom clause, I don't think so. The fact that he is a preacher is not sufficient to grant him that protection. That is especially true given the fact that he is not citing any religious dogma to justify his words. Here is what he said:
[/URL]
Threats of violence: Christian TV Host Rick Wiles warns that “there is going to be violence in America” if Trump is impeached and removed from office.
Appearing on his TruNews program earlier this week Wiles declared that if President Donald Trump is removed from office his supporters who “know how to fight” will target Democratic lawmakers responsible for removing Trump and “hunt them down.”
Wiles said:
If they take him out, there is going to be violence in America. There are people in this country—veterans, cowboys, mountain men, guys that know how to fight—and they’re going to make a decision that the people that did this to Donald Trump are not going to get away with it and they’re going to hunt them down.
Here is some guidance on the issue;
What are some exceptions to the right to free speech?
Exceptions to free speech in the United States refers to categories of speech that are not protected by the First Amendment. According to the Supreme Court of the United States, the U.S. Constitution protects free speech while allowing for limitations on certain categories of speech. Categories of speech that are given lesser or no protection by the First Amendment include obscenity, fraud, child pornography, speech integral to illegal conduct, speech that incites imminent lawless action, speech
United States free speech exceptions - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_exceptions
Honest opinions only please.
Personally, I WILL target you at the ballot box. And I'm not worried. Your political lynching will fail. I have no doubt. God is with this man. You are fighting GOD.
Maxine Waters inciting violence. You're not an honest person.Condemn what exactly?Funny how he cant bring himself to condemn this.^^^^This from the person who only wants honesty.Did she incite violence and if so how?Maxine Waters telling people to go after Republicans and Trump voters.I have a serious question for everyone. All rights have limitations and free speech is no exception. The question is, does the example below cross the line. Does it violate what should be allowed because it can be interpreted as inciting violence? A second question which may complicate the issue further might be whether or not freedom of religion might protect this speech.
Personally I am undecided on the first question because he is not telling people to commit acts of violence. On the other hand, is giving them permission, and planting a suggestion to commit violence, and as we know, that is all it takes to light a fire under certain people.
As for it being protected under the religious freedom clause, I don't think so. The fact that he is a preacher is not sufficient to grant him that protection. That is especially true given the fact that he is not citing any religious dogma to justify his words. Here is what he said:
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Here is some guidance on the issue;
Honest opinions only please.
That's going too far.
Don't you think???
I can't say that I understand you very well . Can you please speak human?Consider the concept of evolving standards of human rights.
Objectively, and i mean from a very broad objective, the more humans, the less freedom, and by proxy rights we'll have PP
~S~
I don't recall. I'm waiting for you to explain. But in any case, what ever she did or said does not negate or mitigate what this so called man of god said. Try dealing with that instead of always making about someone else,Maxine Waters inciting violence. You're not an honest person.Condemn what exactly?Funny how he cant bring himself to condemn this.^^^^This from the person who only wants honesty.Did she incite violence and if so how?Maxine Waters telling people to go after Republicans and Trump voters.
That's going too far.
Don't you think???
Sure you do, you just lie and say otherwise.I don't recall. I'm waiting for you to explain. But in any case, what ever she did or said does not negate or mitigate what this so called man of god said. Try dealing with that instead of always making about someone else,Maxine Waters inciting violence. You're not an honest person.Condemn what exactly?Funny how he cant bring himself to condemn this.^^^^This from the person who only wants honesty.Did she incite violence and if so how?
I did. Read my post more carefully. He DIDNT do as Waters COMMANDED her rabble to do.I don't recall. I'm waiting for you to explain. But in any case, what ever she did or said does not negate or mitigate what this so called man of god said. Try dealing with that instead of always making about someone else,Maxine Waters inciting violence. You're not an honest person.Condemn what exactly?Funny how he cant bring himself to condemn this.^^^^This from the person who only wants honesty.Did she incite violence and if so how?
A warning to trump supporters Brought to you from the left's freedom fighters who wrap themselves in soviet flags
a brainwashed misfit angry little half a fag a member of antifa .....gee that's uusual
And I have no problem with him saying any of it ..but if we apply lefty rules that they wanna force upon you ....even through the courts which thier are tons of examples of then that should be a no no ....I mean we keep hearing about how moral and what values all these wonderful progressives have ....
So
Here comes the condemnations from the left...thats is after they're done ripping up an antiabortion poster and attack the person of carrying it all while accusing the person of displaying the sign as a promoter of hate and violence against women ...
Or someone watching a video in public that was over heard
Or someone doing the tomahawk chop
Or some kid in a maga hat just standing there and smiling while off in the background ******* are screaming racial slurs
And they wonder why somedays some of us hope for civil war 2 to turn hot
The number in nations
The god in their hearts
The justice in swine
The devil in god
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Freedom of speech is, in this time period, under constant flux. We are told now that making the "ok" sign with your hand (a form of speech) is racist now. We read of three Connecticut college students being arrested and charged with a hate crime for shouting the n-word (while foul-mouthed), should it be a crime? Or is it protected free speech?
It seems on a daily basis we must take care in any words we utter, or signs we make, to keep from offending someone. However, just being offended should not be a criteria for turning protected speech into a crime.
It seems to me that these social constructs on what is unprotected speech outweigh ones right to protected free speech.
population density and diversity is the problem and is why Free Speech will be lost in the USA .I can't say that I understand you very well . Can you please speak human?Consider the concept of evolving standards of human rights.
Objectively, and i mean from a very broad objective, the more humans, the less freedom, and by proxy rights we'll have PP
~S~
apologies ,my adhd, etc etc.... PP
Yes there are 'evolving standards' of human rights, in fact they've always been in flux
We could ring up any given point in time, and debate just how 'free' we were in terms of rights, laws, or even in the case of the lack of them
Historically , we could consider any given point in our history , from the Magna Carta on forward a millennium to current times.
And as our rights are also synonymous with our freedoms , a metric can be delineated. No need to re invent that wheel either, as we can find various groups on line who's aspirations are just that.
BUT, one factor is undeniably population density
This is one sore subject when it comes to 'rights' , because individual rights decline , when one has little chance to actually exist as an individual alone
~S~