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Dear Bela,
Just FYI, you cant make up a term and then put quotes around it unless someone else has actually said it before. Thats what quoting is. Please find in the thread where someone used the term "master of interpretation" before you did.
Also, you need to learn what context is. Your argument was:
if X group talks about christianity (which they can) then: "I feel people should be able to say insulting racial, bigoted,or homohating comments without any repercussions"
Or, to make it simpler, you feel that freedom of speech should allow all speech, (including "homohating" which is not a word, you should have used homophobic if you didn't mean to equate homosexuality and hate...) which is not what the framers intended. You have the right to freedom of speech except in situations that directly cause panic or incite violence. For instance, you can call President George Bush a genocidal madman or a fucktard or anything you want, form political parties or hold public rallies to overthrow your government even to the point of armed rebellion -- but you cant yell fire in a crowded theatre when there isn't a fire.
The fact that you've somehow taken both freedom of religion, and freedom of speech and turned them into freedom to be christian or STFU is disturbing, but you're seemingly unable to understand how people can have a lack of faith, in the same way that some athiests are unable to understand those who can.
Just FYI, you cant make up a term and then put quotes around it unless someone else has actually said it before. Thats what quoting is. Please find in the thread where someone used the term "master of interpretation" before you did.
Also, you need to learn what context is. Your argument was:
if X group talks about christianity (which they can) then: "I feel people should be able to say insulting racial, bigoted,or homohating comments without any repercussions"
Or, to make it simpler, you feel that freedom of speech should allow all speech, (including "homohating" which is not a word, you should have used homophobic if you didn't mean to equate homosexuality and hate...) which is not what the framers intended. You have the right to freedom of speech except in situations that directly cause panic or incite violence. For instance, you can call President George Bush a genocidal madman or a fucktard or anything you want, form political parties or hold public rallies to overthrow your government even to the point of armed rebellion -- but you cant yell fire in a crowded theatre when there isn't a fire.
The fact that you've somehow taken both freedom of religion, and freedom of speech and turned them into freedom to be christian or STFU is disturbing, but you're seemingly unable to understand how people can have a lack of faith, in the same way that some athiests are unable to understand those who can.
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