ProudCheater
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This subject came up in my Politics class. Who defines the differences between hate speech and free speech? What allows them the ability to limit it? If someone is allowed the power to limit it how far is too far?
I am a boarder line Libertarian. I believe that free speech is given by our "Creator" and that it is a inalienable right. Then the question comes to mind when does it become hate speech? I don't believe that anyone can define hate speech because it depends on another persons views on what hate really is defined by. Also I believe no man has the power to remove this right because it was given by our "Creator" therefor cannot be removed by any one.
I am a boarder line Libertarian. I believe that free speech is given by our "Creator" and that it is a inalienable right. Then the question comes to mind when does it become hate speech? I don't believe that anyone can define hate speech because it depends on another persons views on what hate really is defined by. Also I believe no man has the power to remove this right because it was given by our "Creator" therefor cannot be removed by any one.












