ACP45 wrote:
Your point is well taken.
Former Judge Andrew Napolitano wrote an opinion piece called "The Limits of Free Speech" that has a bearing on this topic:
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2019/07/andrew-p-napolitano/the-limits-of-free-speech/I personally would not label Trump's comment on "the squad" as r****t. "Provocative", "un-constructive", and "non-p**********l" would be a more appropriate term in my mind. I get what he is trying to say, but as president, is it his role to say it, or is he adding fuel to the fire of dissension within our country? Wouldn't it be more constructive to lead by example, and better filter his "Twitter" habits to important constructive topics worthy of his presidency?
Having said that, T Jefferson's comment that words “neither pick my pocket nor break my leg” is well considered advice.
How about toning down the rhetoric, and make like a duck and take perceived negative comments and let them roll off your back?
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I understand your point and also detest today's Americans' willingness to say and do anything they want no matter how vile, how harmful or how dangerous. Just because we have the right to say something does, in no way, mean it is right to say it. Nevertheless, it is a direct result of this president's willingness to fight back, to fight fire with fire, to publicly speak some t***hs that many of us think but would never say, that has brought out into the glaring light of day many wrongs being done in and to our country and the "real" politics of our political parties, and socialists, l*****ts, no borders citizens, media, academia, government agencies, and judiciary. And, though he is often crude, I think this result has been a good thing because it has awoken millions of American citizens to what is really going on, what is being done to our country.
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