warrant a secret service investigation, while this
is simply considered freedom of speech?
Friday, May 21, 2010
Just One Question
Why does this
warrant a secret service investigation, while this
is simply considered freedom of speech?
warrant a secret service investigation, while this
is simply considered freedom of speech?
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Because it's "hate speech" if the effigy is of a black person and merely "political speech" which, of course is protected, if it is a white person. How they can tell the difference in what the perpetrator is thinking at the moment of ignition, is beyond me.
ReplyDeleteThe glaring double standard is simply beyond belief...
ReplyDeletebecause its the left that HATES *you*...get it?
ReplyDeleteduh.
(by the way, my first post disappeared i think...so if this comes up twice, sorry)