there4eyeM
unlicensed metaphysician
- Jul 5, 2012
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KKK attire is provocative, to say the least. Wearing Nazi uniforms and displaying insignia is similar. When someone so clearly declares their separation from the principles for which Americans have fought and died, they declare themselves an enemy. Seeing a swastika tattooed on a person's head looks an awful lot like a target.
Free speech is necessary to a democratic republic, and attire should be considered speech generally. Everything has limits, just the same.
Would I attack this person? No, not just like that.
Would I find someone who did guilty of assault? Probably not.
This post may not be popular, but it is just stating an opinion about today's social situation and is not intended to promote any political or social movement.
Free speech is necessary to a democratic republic, and attire should be considered speech generally. Everything has limits, just the same.
Would I attack this person? No, not just like that.
Would I find someone who did guilty of assault? Probably not.
This post may not be popular, but it is just stating an opinion about today's social situation and is not intended to promote any political or social movement.