And only a few of them are dead. But their foolish words and bad ideas live on, still doing damage. Like this guy:One of the juror questions to Jones asked him to give his thoughts on a Hitchens quote: "A civil society means that free expression trumps the emotions of anyone to whom free expression might be inconvenient."
— Owen Barcala (@obarcala) August 4, 2022
That may be a bad sign for unanimity on a punitives award https://t.co/w5JFVyRHc7
Now he's saying that he told Scarlett Lewis, the Sandy Hook mother, that she was being manipulated from the stand, and she left during the trial to watch his video then came back to tell him, in tears, that he was "right."
— Colin (@Kolyin) August 4, 2022
This is disgusting. https://t.co/W03qpoAUUv
Only a fool would consider slander an inconvenience.
Turn over a Trotskyite you'll find a fascist, the history of the original neo-cons recreated in the Hitch, a pathological example of the consequences of materialism on morality. He got a long way on his voice and accent, not on his thinking.
ReplyDeleteThis is a good example of the consequences of the idolatry of "free speech-press" placing it and its consequences outside of a moral network that puts the actual welfare of actual people before it. Something our Supreme Court fell for and then the worst of them ran with.