You Can't Say That At the UN, the Obama administration backs limits on free speech.


	You Can't Say That At the UN, the Obama administration backs limits on free speech.

The Infowarrior

10-9-2009 7:25 AM

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The Infowarrior says:

Obama signing away the constitution again.

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10-9-2009 9:10 PM

jmatts78

There should be limits. For instance the Phelps family... that's a shining example of abusing and taking for granted freedom of speech. People seem to use freedom of speech as a way to distance themselves from taking responsibility for the shit that comes out of their mouths. Doesn't seem right to me.

10-14-2009 8:51 AM

yamdablam

@jimatts78 - you have the freedom not to listen.

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