I Believe In You

[Admiral X]

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[BridgeConsoleMasher]

Free speech by principle means I can talk about the merits of socialism pretty much. I don't feel there's much of a development beyond that that makes it some grand virtue that we have to keep affirming that we don't live in Shia rule or something.

I feel like having a public that can officially denounce something as crap, maybe at least as far as speculation is concerned, doesn't seem like much of a regression on the first amendment. I imagine you could get a bipartisan effort that could get maybe so far until polarity starts breaking down as you expect how standard contemporary or traditional government goes. Seems like it might be a good practice for bridging political divides a bit in itself.

[Madner Kami]

we have to keep affirming that we don't live in Shia rule or something.

/me has his snarky day
Yeah, I'm glad we aren't ruled by Shia LeBeouf, too.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

we have to keep affirming that we don't live in Shia rule or something.

/me has his snarky day
Yeah, I'm glad we aren't ruled by Shia LeBeouf, too.

But that's not what I meant.

[Karha of Honor]

I don't feel there's much of a development beyond that that makes it some grand virtue that we have to keep affirming that we don't live in Shia rule or something.

Tyranny has many faces.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

I don't feel there's much of a development beyond that that makes it some grand virtue that we have to keep affirming that we don't live in Shia rule or something.

Tyranny has many faces.

Amidst the many institutions we have between journalism and academia in a country that pioneered checks and balances.

Ironically the people that espouse freedom of speech the most lump all that in to the same system of tyranny.

[Karha of Honor]

I don't feel there's much of a development beyond that that makes it some grand virtue that we have to keep affirming that we don't live in Shia rule or something.

Tyranny has many faces.

Amidst the many institutions we have between journalism and academia in a country that pioneered checks and balances.

Ironically the people that espouse freedom of speech the most lump all that in to the same system of tyranny.

Did they introduce some authoritarian fuckery to make people doubt them? Why should i think MSM and the Academia are guardians of freedom?

TyraNNY IS TOO STRONG A WORD, YET

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

I don't feel there's much of a development beyond that that makes it some grand virtue that we have to keep affirming that we don't live in Shia rule or something.

Tyranny has many faces.

Amidst the many institutions we have between journalism and academia in a country that pioneered checks and balances.

Ironically the people that espouse freedom of speech the most lump all that in to the same system of tyranny.

MSM

Do you mean mainstream media or Methylsulfonylmethane?

[Karha of Honor]

I don't feel there's much of a development beyond that that makes it some grand virtue that we have to keep affirming that we don't live in Shia rule or something.

Tyranny has many faces.

Amidst the many institutions we have between journalism and academia in a country that pioneered checks and balances.

Ironically the people that espouse freedom of speech the most lump all that in to the same system of tyranny.

MSM

Do you mean mainstream media or Methylsulfonylmethane?

You are just asking me this to fuck with me but first one. Keep it moving.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

I don't feel there's much of a development beyond that that makes it some grand virtue that we have to keep affirming that we don't live in Shia rule or something.

Tyranny has many faces.

Amidst the many institutions we have between journalism and academia in a country that pioneered checks and balances.

Ironically the people that espouse freedom of speech the most lump all that in to the same system of tyranny.

MSM

Do you mean mainstream media or Methylsulfonylmethane?

You are just asking me this to fuck with me but first one. Keep it moving.

Access to the institution of knowledge is invaluable. Generalizing journalism as mainstream media is your own undoing.