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Topic	Should people be allowed to say things that others find offensive?
joe40001 10/01/21 6:53:42 PM #24:	Giant_Aspirin posted... sure, but they should be prepared to face the consequences. freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences, which is something many people struggle to understand. What differentiates between a valid and invalid "consequence"? One could argue imprisonment, doxxing, exile, theft, or assault are "consequences", but would you consider any of them valid consequences? Alternatively, can you define "consequence" in this context? --- "joe is attractive and quite the brilliant poster" - Seiichi Omori https://imgur.com/TheGsZ9 <cite>joe40001 posted [p:958601878] in Should peo... [t:79688741]...</cite> <quote>Giant_Aspirin posted... </cite> <quote>sure, but they should be prepared to face the consequences. freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences, which is something many people struggle to understand.</quote> What differentiates between a valid and invalid "consequence"? One could argue imprisonment, doxxing, exile, theft, or assault are "consequences", but would you consider any of them valid consequences? Alternatively, can you define "consequence" in this context? --- "joe is attractive and quite the brilliant poster" - Seiichi Omori https://imgur.com/TheGsZ9</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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