corporatocracy

I think part of the problem is that all the previous laws set to prevent "yellow journalism" are now essentially gone

yeaaaa

Its hard to know whats up/down. That is where someone like Tim comes in. It is needed as we have all the info in the world but we need people we trust to give it context.

yep

indeed

and as we know from Dankula's case CONTEXT IS KING

well unless your the Scottish justice system or the media then i guess it doesn't matter lol

exactely

Im so glad they did the protest

tbh I know the US has the First Amendment but I think we should have a free speech march in the US

like we need to remind people how important the amendment is

cause people take it for granted big time

but you cant use "free speech" in the name, it's a "dog whistle" blah blah blah

idk if ones already being planned though lol

yea which is soooo stupid

ditto

call it a First Amendment March

Perspective...that's the word I was looking for. We as the user need those who can/will give and honest perspective so I can properly understand it.

Can we just have a Bill of Rights march?

yea

I'll support the First amendment and all...

Constitution in general

but #1 and #2 get all the damned attention.

march for inalienable rights

thats true

all the others are all alone...left out

@XboxOff404 thats a good one

Count Dankula serves as a reminder of why we not only have #1

but why we have #5

And Number 6

and tbh if someone's opposed to that then it points them out for everyone to see

yea

Prior to that incident I really did not have any idea how their rights differed from ours in the states.

We have the bill of rights for THAT SPECIFIC reason.

theyve got no written constitution which ive always thought was stupid

Magna Carta was the closest thing i guess

Does anyone know whats Tim's stats are like...say from country to country? I think I recall him mention that once. Is there a place I can look?

historically speaking, america has the rights we have because we had just removed a giant jackboot from our collective assess

yea

Magna Carta was ours, wasn't it?