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Trajan

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1. The wrong question

Reply to ancianita (Original post)

Sat May 21, 2016, 12:39 PM

May 2016

The question isn't 'should Trump be denied the right to speak?' ..

The question is : 'Does what Trump actually say represent what sane people think?'

Yeah ... Trump can talk all he wants ... It's the content of his speech that are objectionable ...

Different question

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J.K. Rowling, former teacher, defends Trump's free speech rights [View all] ancianita May 2016 OP

The wrong question Trajan May 2016 #1

As long as the clergy are allowed to spew their magic talk (in addition to getting massive valerief May 2016 #2

This was about Trump being banned from going to England. Agnosticsherbet May 2016 #3

Nobody is taking trumps right to speak yeoman6987 May 2016 #4

They are in the UK oberliner May 2016 #6

Well UK didn't pass that yeoman6987 May 2016 #7

She's right. A noble sentiment, indeed! n/t radicalliberal May 2016 #5

I'm not seeking the removal of his right to speak. liberalnarb May 2016 #8