Re: Expression?
Posted by Judy Doyle, jrdoyle@jps.net, on 6/18/01
On 6/05/00, Michael wrote: > Isn't our freedom of expression protected by the 1st Amendment? Some expression is not acceptable, however, isn't > expression a form of speech? For example, if someone threw a plate in anger, would that not be an expression > protected under our first amendment rights? I think that it would be. Is it also not an expression of our rights to yell > when we are mad? All these things can also be viewed as an assult. What do you think? Remember Rodney King of the Los Angeles debacle? When the sleazy thugs jumped the truck driver and continued to beat him into oblivion with a brick, they claimed they were angry and that they had the right to express themselves. Thank God we had some intelligent people on the jury that saw through their feigned attempt to misconstrue the Constitution. Oops! There I go saying that nasty dirt word again. Since one Californian was arrested for saying that word, I should probably watch my mouth!
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Expression?, 6/05/00, by Michael.
- Re: Expression?, 6/08/00, by RAL.
- Re: Expression?, 3/26/01, by up yours ral.
- Re: Expression?, 6/18/01, by Judy Doyle.
|