Free speech does come with consequences. Spot on. "My right to swing my arm ends at your nose lol". If i violate that you have the right to bring about consequences. I'm going to look up the folks on this panel too follow. Thanks Kash for introducing them to me. This is the thinking we need to save the Republic.
Good point about the kids perspective. It would have been a good teachable moment in civics but i didn't think anyone there, unfortunately including the police, were capable of teaching a civics lesson
I was thinking the same thing as the panel because the person here said it to wasn't black which, to me, removes the black negative connotations. That being said, I'm white, used to use the word with friends in the 80's and early 90's but stopped as i got older. I did stop before it was a social issue though. Just wanted to better my speech lol.
I didn't think that second video by itself is damaging but unfortunately there are so many videos like it that bombard a kids feed and they all combined help promote division. Social media is good and bad. I love the Yuri Bezmenov reference by the way. Yuri was right.
I disagree with Justin with them not having a right to be there. The panel addressed it but they have the right to speak. If they had a permit to be there then they cannot be removed unless they are the ones initiating violence. If someone approached them in a violent matter because they think it's wrong the attacker is always the one the police need to deal with. Regardless of color.
On that first video i think it was a good example of how small these racist groups are. They exist but they're not starting a parade or anything lol. I give the little kid credit for confronting them actually. He was too young to confront them intellectually but he should react.
Clearly this dude has a history of problems but each incident needs to be treated as separate event. With 73 complaints the question is more like "why does he still work there?" I didn't think he did anything illegal in this instance and that's all that matters. In the end, you either committed a crime or you didn't.
Very level headed panel. Great broadcast.
Free speech does come with consequences. Spot on. "My right to swing my arm ends at your nose lol". If i violate that you have the right to bring about consequences. I'm going to look up the folks on this panel too follow. Thanks Kash for introducing them to me. This is the thinking we need to save the Republic.
Watching from the People's Republic of California.
Great show.
I like the take the one man has regarding it's better to have them out in the sunlight. Know thy enemy.
Good point about the kids perspective. It would have been a good teachable moment in civics but i didn't think anyone there, unfortunately including the police, were capable of teaching a civics lesson
I was thinking the same thing as the panel because the person here said it to wasn't black which, to me, removes the black negative connotations. That being said, I'm white, used to use the word with friends in the 80's and early 90's but stopped as i got older. I did stop before it was a social issue though. Just wanted to better my speech lol.
I didn't think that second video by itself is damaging but unfortunately there are so many videos like it that bombard a kids feed and they all combined help promote division. Social media is good and bad. I love the Yuri Bezmenov reference by the way. Yuri was right.
The children should not hv been out in the street by themselves, where were the parents! I would say that regardless of color!
I disagree with Justin with them not having a right to be there. The panel addressed it but they have the right to speak. If they had a permit to be there then they cannot be removed unless they are the ones initiating violence. If someone approached them in a violent matter because they think it's wrong the attacker is always the one the police need to deal with. Regardless of color.
On that first video i think it was a good example of how small these racist groups are. They exist but they're not starting a parade or anything lol. I give the little kid credit for confronting them actually. He was too young to confront them intellectually but he should react.
Clearly this dude has a history of problems but each incident needs to be treated as separate event. With 73 complaints the question is more like "why does he still work there?" I didn't think he did anything illegal in this instance and that's all that matters. In the end, you either committed a crime or you didn't.