Freedom of speech doesn't mean threatening the freedom of others.

Vikrmn
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The founders of this country thought that there were two types of speech, speech that was protected by the First Amendment, and speech that was not. They hoped to protect people from government censorship by creating a system in which the government could only censor speech which was likely to cause violence or incite illegal activity. Unfortunately, the founders also believed that free speech did not mean threatening the freedom of others. It is up to us to decide whether or not we will allow ourselves to be threatened.

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