Where should the lines be drawn regarding freedom of speech?
Posted on October 8th, 2011 by admin
Front page, LA Times, Jury rules against 10 Muslim students.
According to the story, the students disrupted the speech the University of Irvine had asked the Israeli ambassador, Michael Oren, to make. While we’ve all seen speakers shouted down were exceptions made due to ethnicity. If the disruptor’s would have been, Irish for example, would they have been charged?
The real question should be: Does my right to freedom of speech allow me to take that same right away from another?
Curious as to your thoughts.
Your freedom of speech has limits , like no yelling fire in a theatre. If somebody heckles the president during one of his speeches , they will be removed , no matter what ethnicity they are .There is a limit to all speech especially hate speech.. that is against the law.