08-17-2017, 12:21 AM
(08-17-2017, 12:13 AM)NATI BENGALS Wrote: As soon as that imam gathers an armed crowd of like minded individuals and starts marching through the streets to intimidate. Yep.
I'll ask again, since you dodged the question before, at what point do you think a group goes from exercising their free speech rights to "marching through the streets to intimidate"? Would you consider a group of people armed with baseball bats roaming the area to enforce a "no white person day" to be an example of this? If so I suggest you march yourself to Evergreen college post haste.
https://www.thecollegefix.com/post/33027/
Quote:YOu can hold whatever viewpoint you want. As soon as your actions represent a threat to our country a line is crossed.
I'll ask again, what determines the nebulous concept of being a "threat to our country"? If you think the D-bags at Cville are threats to our nation then I suggest you invest in some Xanax, stat.
Quote:Yea... We went and fought the nazis so they could have a safe haven here. Now you are really making solid points.
I'm not the one making the point, the men who wrote our Constitution and The Bill of Rights made the points, I'm merely reiterating them for the benefit of those who seem to have forgotten they exist.
Quote:We didnt beat the nazis and southern traitors by being nice and allowing them to express themselves is the moral of my story.
Sure didn't, and as soon as nazis or secessionists start wielding executive power over a nation state (in before muh Trump!) you'll start having a point again. In the meantime I'll stick with the principles on which our nation was founded on and has thrived under for over two centuries.
