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UN Human Rights Council: Defeating Freedom of Expression
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SouthernBoy
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Well since we are not required to adopt and adhere to any of this nonsense, it really is a non-issue for us.
BTW, in the United States, there is no such right as "freedom of expression" specifically addressed in the Bill of Rights. It does not appear there. This simply means that such a "right" exists under the protections of the Ninth and Tenth Amendments, not the First Amendment.
Well since we are not required to adopt and adhere to any of this nonsense, it really is a non-issue for us.
BTW, in the United States, there is no such right as "freedom of expression" specifically addressed in the Bill of Rights. It does not appear there. This simply means that such a "right" exists under the protections of the Ninth and Tenth Amendments, not the First Amendment.
Euromutt
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SouthernBoy wrote:
SouthernBoy wrote:
Last time I looked, speech was a means of expression, as was the printed word or image.
expvideo
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On the bright side, it's pretty easy to aim at the blue helmets.
On the bright side, it's pretty easy to aim at the blue helmets.