[BRAH]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

Public_Domain Public_Domain:

Freedom of speech, the most free country on earth, free free free

Stand up and put your hand over your heart or fuck off

No, he's 100% free to not stand for the flag and the NFL fans are 100% free to boycott any team that signs this moron.

The Dixie Chicks had the right to publicly disagree with Bush and the fans, radio stations had the right to boycott their music.

[BartSimpson]

Yup.

In the Sacramento News & Review this week they ran a story about how militant anti-white black artists can't sell their militant anti-white art to white people.

See, the white people are racists if they don't buy art from black artists who call white people a bunch of racists.

[BeaverFever]

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The Dixie Chicks had the right to publicly disagree with Bush and the fans, radio stations had the right to boycott their music.

Still right-wing politically correct thought police...just as much as any "liberal" political correctness you folks are always carping about.

[BartSimpson]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

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The Dixie Chicks had the right to publicly disagree with Bush and the fans, radio stations had the right to boycott their music.

Still right-wing politically correct thought police...just as much as any "liberal" political correctness you folks are always carping about.

So if people vote with their wallets that's the 'thought police'?

-5 for devoted ignorance of the free market.

[stratos]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

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The Dixie Chicks had the right to publicly disagree with Bush and the fans, radio stations had the right to boycott their music.

Still right-wing politically correct thought police...just as much as any "liberal" political correctness you folks are always carping about.

So Now if we don't buy tickets to see, products promoting, or whatever you wish us to do. We are not evoking our freedom of choice but are actually being thought police by not supporting something or someone we do not agree with?

[BRAH]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

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The Dixie Chicks had the right to publicly disagree with Bush and the fans, radio stations had the right to boycott their music.

Still right-wing politically correct thought police...just as much as any "liberal" political correctness you folks are always carping about.

The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy.

[BeaverFever]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

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The Dixie Chicks had the right to publicly disagree with Bush and the fans, radio stations had the right to boycott their music.

Still right-wing politically correct thought police...just as much as any "liberal" political correctness you folks are always carping about.

Yes, Bart, thanks for another -5; the Right-wing boycott and protests of Dixie Chicks is as much 'thought policing' as any left-wing boycott and protests, which the right always bitches about.

And you know what? History has proved their comments to right. That's why the republican party has completely imploded and fringe radicals are tearing the party apart.

[BartSimpson]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

Yes, Bart, thanks for another -5;

There's that free market in action. Glad you appreciate it.

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

the Right-wing boycott and protests of Dixie Chicks is as much 'thought policing' as any left-wing boycott and protests, which the right always bitches about.

So when I boycott Walmart for their anti-union activities I'm 'thought policing'? Or when I refuse to support Los Angeles in their quest to steal Canadian water I'm 'thought policing'? Or like when I get upset because some Muslim shitstain killed all those people in France I'm 'thought policing'? How awful of me.

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

And you know what? History has proved their comments to right. That's why the republican party has completely imploded and fringe radicals are tearing the party apart.

You mean just like the 'fringe radicals' are tearing apart the Democrat Party for shitting all over the Bernie supporters?

[BartSimpson]

By the way, boycotts and protests are not 'thought policing'.

Speech codes on college campuses and misguided 'hate speech' laws are.

[Thanos]

It's like I said a couple of pages back. It's the liberal expectation that when "free speech engaged!" occurs you're not just obligated to tolerate them expressing their right. You're also now expected to be in complete love with and practically deify whoever it is that said whatever, no matter how disgusting or odious you find what was said or who said it. Pop culture ideology meets a system of freedoms developed by Enlightenment men who really had no idea how absolutely bloody awful the first few generations of Technology Age citizens were going to turn out to be.

[BRAH]

The Tolerant Left.

[BeaverFever]

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So when I boycott Walmart for their anti-union activities I'm 'thought policing'? Or when I refuse to support Los Angeles in their quest to steal Canadian water I'm 'thought policing'? Or like when I get upset because some Muslim shitstain killed all those people in France I'm 'thought policing'? How awful of me.

Walmart and Los Angeles are not people and and actions are not thoughts or comments.

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Speech codes on college campuses and misguided 'hate speech' laws are.

How is that any different? And when radio stations are refusing to let their listeners hear music because the musician made a comment, that is censorship.

[BeaverFever]

BRAH BRAH:

The Tolerant Left.

The Tolerant Right

[BartSimpson]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

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So when I boycott Walmart for their anti-union activities I'm 'thought policing'? Or when I refuse to support Los Angeles in their quest to steal Canadian water I'm 'thought policing'? Or like when I get upset because some Muslim shitstain killed all those people in France I'm 'thought policing'? How awful of me.

Walmart and Los Angeles are not people and and actions are not thoughts or comments.

$1:

Speech codes on college campuses and misguided 'hate speech' laws are.

How is that any different? And when radio stations are refusing to let their listeners hear music because the musician made a comment, that is censorship.

If actions are not thoughts or comments then Kaepernick's actions are not subject to thought policing.

So what's your problem?

[andyt]

I think his problem is the right gets just as foamy when when of their oxen is gored, but can't seem to recognize that they do exactly the same thing they accuse the left of: attack what they deem as objectionable speech or actions.