But today, I wanted to mention another very interesting thing came up in an NPR show I was listening to yesterday:
Article III Sect. 3 of the US Constitution starts: Treason, against the United States, shall consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort..."Nothing one says or does, unless it directly makes the work of an enemy of the US easier in their actions against the same can
constitute treason.
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I suggest you read the history of the First Amendment. Its actual use in court and in ploicy has not been clear at all.
Given. But I am talking about what the constitution says and intends. And it's part of my point that the constitution itself sees--and makes the point that--Free Speech should have very few restrictions on it. And, more specifically, the the government, especially the Federal Government, should not have any say whatsoever on restricting speech.
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