Question

What is freedom of speech?

Answer 1

I do not believe this is a Mathematics question? :3

Answer 2

@arabpride @PRAETORIAN.10 let this party rot

Answer 3

Please, do not post unrelated things here. I will report you.

Answer 4

please close this post, you can all party and have conversations and share cookies in the chats below ^_^

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ill bring the skittles, chiruminu and sandviches when you close this >_>

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@sleepyhead314 u arent invited and @leonardo0430

Answer 7

wot >_> but but im the main attraction here ;-;

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@leonardo0430 U+PARTY=FAIL...@EmmaMink see? it math cuz im using addition

Answer 9

Hello :) this is the mathematics section, please close this question an hold such conversations in the chats :3

Answer 10

@Ashleyisakitty

Answer 11

Thank you jigglypuff314!

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@jigglypuff314 i like to talk in public...freedom of speach

Answer 13

:p you got this wrong sir you see i bring the people and you should close this before oh i dont know an admin come over here

Answer 14

can we please actually help and welcome the new users and answer math questions? If everyone is here, who will help others?

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ive been blind all this time D: well off to help the community of OS cheers

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@leonardo0430 The more people the better..... @EmmaMink Thankyou i need to solve my life problems

Answer 17

@leonardo0430 well that was a change of heart

Answer 18

What freedom of speech? Have you actually read the law? Ever heard of a non disclosure agreement? Perfectly legal. Ever heard of employees being fired for swearing at customers? Perfectly legal. Freedom of speech and the press is only applied when the government tries to suppress truths that are not an issue of national security. All of this comes from two parts of the Constitution of the United States of America, and there are similar doctrines in other countries.

Fist, they have the right to make all laws as needed: "To make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the foregoing Powers, and all other Powers vested by this Constitution in the Government of the United States, or in any Department or Officer thereof."

Second, there are some laws they can not make, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."

OpenStudy is not congress. Therefore, if they want to make a rule about what goes on their web site, they can. It is 100% legal.

Also, liable and slander laws have existed forever. Why? Because these are not seen as free speech or free press. They are seen as lies, fraud, etc. Therefore, there are even limits on free speech that go all the way back to the Constitution and the founders.

Before you quote law, you need to learn what it means. In this case, it does not even apply. A corporation has every legal right to restrict what content is put on its web site.

- e.mccormick

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@jigglypuff314 i dont got time to read that all but thANK U

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thank you @jigglypuff314

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@jigglypuff314 than u for answering my question

Answer 22

Sorry @leonardo0430 we were both sus'd >.>