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@9TFRYB9 9mos9MO
I think you should be free to say what you want, but not free of any consequences stemming from what you say.
@@1876-Elbert8mos8MO
you are completely correct.
@9TGPFX79mos9MO
All speech is free speech, including harmful speech that may be considered hate speech.
@9JB6N5ZRepublican1yr1Y
If it gets violent and people get hurt that is where they should draw the line. I think law enforcement should draw them.
@9JDF6D21yr1Y
because if it gets violent then that's stretching your rights too far its only freedom of speech not freedom of violent.
@9TG8QPRProgressive9mos9MO
The line in my opinion should be drawn at where speech becomes hurtful or a threat to another person.
There shouldn't be a line. Freedom of speech is what it is. Now when people act on these hate words through action then it should be dealt with.
This one question stirs so many people up. You can't punish someone for beliefs or creed. It will trickle down to a who said she said match at the end of everything.
Actions speak louder then words cause they can cause physical harm. This is a questions that intice to cause division among Americans to keep us off the bigger problems America is facing today. It effects less then 1% of Americans. Yet it is an everyday issue on are media outlets cause it attracts attention. Let's attack housing cost and Rent. Unregulate the market so we can create more condo and townhouses. Prevent big corporations from buying swath of real estate all because a few years ago interest rates won't ever be that low again.
When that speech becomes harassment. Local jurors should draw the line.
The line should be drawn when people are being disrespectful
@9TFZVSV9mos9MO
Natural rights should be drawn to where it would makes sense, it should not be abused and thrown haphazardly at every inconvenience.
@9TFXNYC9mos9MO
Line should be drawn if it causes harm to themselves or some one else.
@9TG2QV59mos9MO
Freedom of speech is important, but limits might be needed if it harms others or breaks the law. These limits are usually set by laws to balance everyone's rights and safety.
Lines should be drawn when the speech turns into threats, and causes either mental harm or threatens physical harm. The initial line should be drawn by law enforcement.
@9TFZHQH9mos9MO
Lines should be drawn by the government when someone uses these rights to harm others.
The right should be drawn by the individual, everyone should have the freedom to express but if a person is outwardly speaking against you then you should be allowed to speak against them. No one should be allowed to physically remove someones right to speak on something.
@9TFVFJK9mos9MO
should be drawn by the people and that line should be drawn at violence
@9TFRZSV9mos9MO
The lines should be drawn when it involves something that might bring harm to another person and the judicial branch should draw them.
@9TFRKPV9mos9MO
We should draw the line at threats, people outwardly expressing their opinion and shooting other people down. I dont know who should enforce this though.
Freedom of speech should consist of any and all words and speaking that doesn't result in the harm of somebody.
@9TGVW2C9mos9MO
The one who is receiving the speech should be the one who draws the line.
@9TGBY7F9mos9MO
I think as it stands today the lines have been drawn just fine, and if anything the people of the U.S. should be drawing these lines not some old retards in congress.
@9TG6WZPIndependent9mos9MO
The line needs to drawn when a legitimate threat, defamation of character, or verbal abuse is involved.
@9TG63589mos9MO
our freedom of speech should not be limited, at all, we live in the land of the free, were allowed freedom of expression, and no one can take that away from us.
@9TG5QX39mos9MO
Lines shouldn't be drawn on freedoms of speech since its only words. When hateful words develop into actions however, then lines should be drawn.
@9TG43CR9mos9MO
If it gets violent and people get hurt that is where they should draw the line. I think law enforcement should draw them.
@9TG42QB9mos9MO
If it gets violent and people get hurt that is where they should draw the line. I think law enforcement should draw them.
@9TG42BH9mos9MO
If it gets violent and people get hurt that is where they should draw the line. I think law enforcement should draw them.
@9TFX32T9mos9MO
It should be drawn at criminal, violent speech. Hate speech is a natural right and the drawing of the line should come from Congress.
@9TFRWGM9mos9MO
Simply, whenever a threat or situation to incite violence occurs. Harassment is also not protected under free speech. If there is no harassment or threat, there should be no issue. It is inherently not American to prevent the freedom of others. We’re a melting pot of diverse backgrounds and opinions which should all be heard. Even the stupid ones.
@9TFPXZ89mos9MO
when they are taking over all of our rights we should not have to give up anything.
@9TFNFS79mos9MO
They should be drawn over people wrecking the ocean with all the gas and stuff that is ruining our wild life.
@9VW965XRepublican8mos8MO
Impossible question IMO
While I agree that lines could be drawn when it comes to hate speech or things that incite violence, I also think this country is too damn sensitive these days so it would be unfairly drawn no matter where you put it.
Saying something like “dogs are stupid” could and most certainly would offend/trigger someone to an extreme as they defend why they love dogs and how I am a dickless piece of **** . Is what I said considered ok? How about what they said? Who cares. Now switch it to a big topic like Gaza/Israel, Racism, Gay/Trans topics, Religion, etc and people are VERY trigger… Read more
@9JB6RVP 1yr1Y
The freedom of speech is a right everyone has and lines should not be drawn.
@9JB6LK71yr1Y
If the speech leads to danger or harm of the people of this country DIRECTLY, then yes there should be consequences, lawsuits, and a restriction of freedom of speech. Also, in private businesses where it is a private estate, there should be limits considering the constitution and these amendments is more about the federal government's powers and restrictions, rather than the people's restrictions. Also, if it's a private estate, then the people who violate the terms and services of the PRIVATE estate should face allegations and potential lawsuits for their actions.
@9JB6VZ21yr1Y
If the speech is directed at genocide of certain groups of people. That's when the line needs to be drawn. Anything less than that is simply "freedom of speech" and we should honor that.
When freedom of speech can turn into hurting others, mainly at a physical level.
@9JB6SCK1yr1Y
i feel that the people and the law should know when that line has been drawn.
@9JB6QRQ 1yr1Y
There should be lines drawn at verbal harassment, abuse, and other verbal assaults.
Lines should be drawn to stop the spreading of outright and intentionally false information; lines should be drawn regarding medical and legal advice; lines should be drawn regarding public safety. As always with democracy, the lines should be drawn by the people.
@9TFWBBG9mos9MO
Bigotry, threats of violence and incitement need to have consequences or be removed
Also,and broadcast opinions should be held to higher standards, including social media posts and comments.
@9TFQ2PZProgressive9mos9MO
Lines should be drawn at hate speech and terrorism promotion by the government.
@B3Q4G7B4mos4MO
no lines at all
if there´s anything you can´t say without legal repercussions then you don´t have true freedom of speech.
@@1876-Elbert8mos8MO
Free speech is just that: free. There should be no line.
@9VLTQQT9mos9MO
freedom of schmeech
If freedom of speech is a natural right, which it's not, lines should be drawn when speech becomes dangerous. The people who decide where these lines are drawn should be people who have personally dealt with hate speech or maybe like the US Holocaust Memorial Museum and NAACP. Either way I think the government has a responsibility to stop hateful ideas, like Nazism, from regaining momentum like it has in recent years.
@9WWCHDK 8mos8MO
It wasn’t very long ago that people in the USA could joke about their differences and take a joke as well. Now, suddenly no one is joking. Light humor has turned to dark sarcasm, and we’re losing the American sense of humor that we were once world famous for. Whether it’s media personalities, Hollywood celebrities, politicians, educators, institutions, agencies of government, or anyone else with a platform of influence over a large audience, they have a responsibility that comes with their privilege of having such a platform. They owe it to the people to be honest. To just… Read more
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