> I'm not against "free" speech, I'm against feral speech.
> How would you like to come home and find your next door
> neighbour had decided to "free" his horses to trample and
> eat your garden?
that is what is known as a "time, place, or manner" restriction, which has nothing to do with the content of your speech. i have never advocated a right for me to come and shout at you in your living room.
try again, your poor horse is taking a bruising and the poor fucker is not only dead, but being beat to a pulp.
> Yet this is an apt analogy to the feral speech you advocate,
no it is not, see above.
-- no Onan
Truth is the most valuable thing we have - so let us economize it.
-- Mark Twain