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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
No indeed they wouldn't, however we were talking about freedom of speech, not speech without consequences.
Freedom of speech allows me to describe someone who gets upset at everything as an extra-special snowflake, and allows them to tell me to sit on it and rotate in return.
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Perhaps I'm not getting my point across very well, just because you have the right to offend doesn't mean you should exercise it generally imo. I'm not talking about all those precious snowflake types either but 'normal' people.
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Well I'm sorry, but I prefer to reserve, and cherish, the right to tell an extremist a**hole to take his (or her) koran or bible and shove it where the sun doesn't shine. I'm amazed that you don't agree with this concept but that is your perogative.......strange as it is. I am truly amazed at your thinking.
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Indeed.
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You must travel in very different circles to myself, I've never met an extremist and if I did and he was particularly annoying I think I'd be more inclined to shove that bible or Koran or whatever where the sun doesn't shine than simply tell him to.