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In reply to the discussion: MILWAUKEE MAN GETS 'CEASE AND DESIST' LETTER FROM US SENATOR [View all]Kashkakat v.2.0
(1,940 posts)60. OK, well I guess I'M the brilliant one then - LOL. Might be hard to find music or sports stations
that aren't owned by monopolistic corporations that also run a RW talk station or two. Or are Christian prosletyzers. Besides, just because the far RW thinks public radio is communist or leftwing propaganda doesn't make it so.
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I think there's a point at which it crosses from being "contact" into "harassment."
Honeycombe8
Mar 2017
#3
what then is the relevant and precise difference between free speech and harassment?
LanternWaste
Mar 2017
#58
Give me your # and I'll call you 83 times tomorrow and every day thereafter...
Honeycombe8
Mar 2017
#17
So if other constituents can't get their calls answered because this guy is tying up the lines,
onenote
Mar 2017
#23
You would limit the number of times per day one may speak freely to an elected representative?
Occulus
Mar 2017
#24
A different story I read said he called 83 times before the senator's office answered the phone
csziggy
Mar 2017
#40
You could call it that. Or you could call it civil disobedience, or a political action - sometimes
Kashkakat v.2.0
Mar 2017
#42
THATS BRILLIANT! "apolitical radio stations" - that would be public radio, which btw
Kashkakat v.2.0
Mar 2017
#47
not what i had in mind... it has to be to music and sports stations or they'll
certainot
Mar 2017
#54
OK, well I guess I'M the brilliant one then - LOL. Might be hard to find music or sports stations
Kashkakat v.2.0
Mar 2017
#60
i think it will be a lot easier to argue for taking the sports to apolitical stations
certainot
Mar 2017
#61