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actually it would unironically be one of the religious texts. Now I'm not saying they were the best thing that happened to the world,1 but the Bible or Quran or other religious texts have literally influenced billions of people on how to live their lives. Much of the last thousands of years of culture, politics, and even science2 has developed as a result of religious ideals.
The entire world would be an entirely different world if any of the major religious texts were substantially different or didn't exist at all.
Yeah, I was going to say. For an evangelical sub, I'm surprised that T_D didn't think that the Bible is the most important thing ever written.
The religious texts are probably the most important, as you said. Though the reason I said its subjective is because an atheist would probably be a contrarian on the matter.
Lighting a flag on fire is not "speech". It is a physical act of violent hatred for the United States of America and all its citizens. People who burn U.S. flags are severely mentally ill and are a violent danger to society. They are criminals.
Based and flagpilled
Burning an inanimate object is now considered an act of violence against all citizens of the US.
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Trump has been trying to go after free speech for a while, lol. In the opening days in office he seemed to have thought they could change the 1st amendment to prevent the media from saying mean things about him:
Karl sought to clarify President Trump's tweet that "the failing New York Times has disgraced the media world. Gotten me wrong for two solid years. Change the libel laws?" "That would require, as I understand it, a constitutional amendment," Karl said. "Is he really going to pursue that? Is that something he wants to pursue?"
"I think it's something we've looked at," Priebus replied in the affirmative. "How that gets executed, or whether that goes anywhere, is a different story."
you should take it up with the Supreme Court and look into why US libel laws work they way they do
If I wasn’t convinced that everything you know about libel, libel per se, and defamation wasn’t gained through an afternoon of Wikipedia browsing I might try and explain some things to you, but you’re trying to argue that libel is free speech, which is not what the law says.
I see the confusion here, it's that you're illiterate.
Let me break this down in a way you can comprehend.
A) I never said actual libel was "free speech." I said Trump thought he could go after the NYT and sue them for libel simply because they reported accurate facts he didn't like. I said the Mueller report confirmed much of the reporting.
B) I explained the actual malice standard was put in place because southern politicians were using frivolous lawsuits to sink various news outlets that were again, reporting accurate facts during the civil rights era.
You, do to your illiteracy, poor reading comprehension, or perhaps both, somehow took that as me saying actual "libel" was free speech.
You never cease to amaze me with your mental gymnastics, pizza.
All I said was that libel isn’t protected under the first amendment and your response was to defensively explain the history of libel laws to me.
You should take it up with the supreme court and look into why US libel walks work the way they do.
Opening up libel laws, as in removing actual malice standards, is just something conservatives want so they can launch lawsuit after lawsuit against the media and bog them down in court, in the end the things the media report are true, but they're still able to strangle out various media outlets.
I’m quite aware of how libel law works in the US as well as several states, thank you. Where did you go to law school again?
What lol? You just copy pasted something confirming what I said. I can't tell if you're trolling or what.
Opening up libel laws, as in removing actual malice standards, is just something conservatives want so they can launch lawsuit after lawsuit against the media and bog them down in court, in the end the things the media report are true, but they're still able to strangle out various media outlets.
Trump has been trying to go after free speech for a while, lol.
From your first sentence you seemed to imply that that libel is protected under the first amendment, and that Trump needs to change the 1A in order to sue the NYT.
I thought this was humorous and incorrect and memed on you.
You got insecure about your intelligence again and went on a Wikipedia warpath overexplaining everything.
I’m glad you discovered malice standards while furiously wiki-ing a response to me. Now you know that libel is still illegal, and that it’s not “protected under the 1a” as much as it’s “very difficult for the plaintiff to prove.”
From your first sentence you seemed to imply that that libel is protected under the first amendment, and that Trump needs to change the 1A in order to sue the NYT.
No. What I said is the first amendment protects false statements made by the media, because of an actual malice standard. Trump wanted to goa fter the 1st amendment and "open up libel" laws, opening up libel laws in this context meaning a removal of the actual malice standard.
Karl sought to clarify President Trump's tweet that "the failing New York Times has disgraced the media world. Gotten me wrong for two solid years. Change the libel laws?" "That would require, as I understand it, a constitutional amendment," Karl said. "Is he really going to pursue that? Is that something he wants to pursue?"
Trump thought he could change the 1st amendment to go after the NYT, if you had read the Trump tweet in question you'd have seen what I was talking about.
I’m glad you discovered malice standards while furiously wiki-ing a response to me. Now you know that libel is still illegal, and that it’s not “protected under the 1a” as much as it’s “very difficult for the plaintiff to prove.”
False statements are protected, in this context, Trump wanted to go after the media for saying things he was claiming were false. Read the linked tweet.
I responded with:
In sum the court ruled that "the First Amendment protects the publication of all statements, even false ones, about the conduct of public officials except when statements are made with actual malice (with knowledge that they are false or in reckless disregard of their truth or falsity)."
So yes, in order for Trump to get what he wanted here, in the context of his tweet, would mean changing the 1st amendment, which is why they "looked at that."
Then burning faggot lgbtq flags shouldn’t be considered a hate crime. Because here in CA it def is and you will probably get your ass beat by a rabid group of homos.
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1 OverSocialization 2019-06-16
>The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States is the most important thing ever writtten in this history of mankind
Lmao these guys are the biggest fucking goobers ever
1 butwhydoesreddit 2019-06-16
Yeah these morons obviously haven't read my microwave brownie recipe
1 NathansFamousDogpill 2019-06-16
Post it, i tried some cake one that involved a coffee mug but it was garbage
1 butwhydoesreddit 2019-06-16
It's this one, haven't had it in ages but I remember it fondly
1 NathansFamousDogpill 2019-06-16
Oh that seems much better than whatever i had, which i think was just hot chocolate mix, water, and a egg or something horrific lol
1 2Manadeal2btw 2019-06-16
I mean, can you prove them wrong? Its entirely subjective on whats the most important thing ever written is.
1 OverSocialization 2019-06-16
I can prove you’re a fuckin dork
1 JustLions 2019-06-16
It's called Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.
1 2Manadeal2btw 2019-06-16
Anything but wand-shit, please I beg you.
1 JustLions 2019-06-16
Fine.
1 2Manadeal2btw 2019-06-16
CAPESHIT IS EVEN WORSE
1 alien122 2019-06-16
actually it would unironically be one of the religious texts. Now I'm not saying they were the best thing that happened to the world,1 but the Bible or Quran or other religious texts have literally influenced billions of people on how to live their lives. Much of the last thousands of years of culture, politics, and even science2 has developed as a result of religious ideals.
The entire world would be an entirely different world if any of the major religious texts were substantially different or didn't exist at all.
1 2Manadeal2btw 2019-06-16
Yeah, I was going to say. For an evangelical sub, I'm surprised that T_D didn't think that the Bible is the most important thing ever written.
The religious texts are probably the most important, as you said. Though the reason I said its subjective is because an atheist would probably be a contrarian on the matter.
U speak Arabic my Muslim brother?
1 SQLerection 2019-06-16
Based and flagpilled
Burning an inanimate object is now considered an act of violence against all citizens of the US. 🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥 🇺🇸🔥
1 Whaddaulookinat 2019-06-16
Based and not-knowing-flag-code-pilled
1 ImJustaBagofHammers 2019-06-16
The flag code provides no penalties to civilians for violations.
1 Whaddaulookinat 2019-06-16
I know. I just love when ppl get rolled up about dumb shit
1 lolcows63 2019-06-16
Burn a flag nobody bats and eye
Burn a cross in somebody's yard and everybody loses their mind.
1 ImJustaBagofHammers 2019-06-16
This is what the final stages of brain death look like.
1 yangpede 2019-06-16
Trump has been trying to go after free speech for a while, lol. In the opening days in office he seemed to have thought they could change the 1st amendment to prevent the media from saying mean things about him:
1 Seattle_Bussy_Lmao 2019-06-16
Libel isn’t “free speech” lmao
1 yangpede 2019-06-16
You should take it up with the supreme court and look into why US libel walks work the way they do.
1 Seattle_Bussy_Lmao 2019-06-16
If I wasn’t convinced that everything you know about libel, libel per se, and defamation wasn’t gained through an afternoon of Wikipedia browsing I might try and explain some things to you, but you’re trying to argue that libel is free speech, which is not what the law says.
1 yangpede 2019-06-16
I see the confusion here, it's that you're illiterate.
Let me break this down in a way you can comprehend.
A) I never said actual libel was "free speech." I said Trump thought he could go after the NYT and sue them for libel simply because they reported accurate facts he didn't like. I said the Mueller report confirmed much of the reporting.
B) I explained the actual malice standard was put in place because southern politicians were using frivolous lawsuits to sink various news outlets that were again, reporting accurate facts during the civil rights era.
You, do to your illiteracy, poor reading comprehension, or perhaps both, somehow took that as me saying actual "libel" was free speech.
1 Seattle_Bussy_Lmao 2019-06-16
You never cease to amaze me with your mental gymnastics, pizza.
All I said was that libel isn’t protected under the first amendment and your response was to defensively explain the history of libel laws to me.
How does that dirt taste, btw?
1 yangpede 2019-06-16
What lol? You just copy pasted something confirming what I said. I can't tell if you're trolling or what.
How does this conflict with anything I said?
1 Seattle_Bussy_Lmao 2019-06-16
From your first sentence you seemed to imply that that libel is protected under the first amendment, and that Trump needs to change the 1A in order to sue the NYT.
I thought this was humorous and incorrect and memed on you.
You got insecure about your intelligence again and went on a Wikipedia warpath overexplaining everything.
I’m glad you discovered malice standards while furiously wiki-ing a response to me. Now you know that libel is still illegal, and that it’s not “protected under the 1a” as much as it’s “very difficult for the plaintiff to prove.”
You’re welcome.
1 yangpede 2019-06-16
No. What I said is the first amendment protects false statements made by the media, because of an actual malice standard. Trump wanted to goa fter the 1st amendment and "open up libel" laws, opening up libel laws in this context meaning a removal of the actual malice standard.
https://theweek.com/speedreads/695695/reince-priebus-admits-trump-administration-looked-into-changing-first-amendment
Trump thought he could change the 1st amendment to go after the NYT, if you had read the Trump tweet in question you'd have seen what I was talking about.
False statements are protected, in this context, Trump wanted to go after the media for saying things he was claiming were false. Read the linked tweet.
I responded with:
So yes, in order for Trump to get what he wanted here, in the context of his tweet, would mean changing the 1st amendment, which is why they "looked at that."
1 Seattle_Bussy_Lmao 2019-06-16
You’re so full of shit Mr Pizza esquire lmao
1 yangpede 2019-06-16
False statements are protected under the 1st amendment, as long as there was no actual malice.
The supreme court ruled false statements are protected by the 1st amendment in this context, as long as it wasn't intentional.
1 MinerHornet 2019-06-16
Free speech is just a way for us to find out which libs we need to put to death for... Using their right to free speech?
1 The_Live_Ghost 2019-06-16
1 le_epic_xd_part_2 2019-06-16
Uh, I thought that righty Amerilards loved their first amendment
1 RedPillDessert 2019-06-16
Argh the rotation crap happens on mobile too. Loving the return of the new css mods 😍1 [deleted] 2019-06-16
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1 WholesomeDrama 2019-06-16
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1 smegmasmellsnice 2019-06-16
If Daddy was good at 5D chess he would be pro-flagburning, so that all flag burners get lung cancer.