Dear entitled redpill PC whiners:
Have you ever wondered about the etymological similarity between "political" and "polite?"
There's a reason we distinguish between "free as in speech" and "free as in beer." You can damn well say whatever you want, but there is NO guarantee, even in a perfect world, that there won't be consequences.
Oh, boo hoo, you hated on a coworker for being black or gay or a woman or something and HR got you fired. A durrrr, muh free speech! A hurrrrrr, I'm supposed to be entitled to a personal audience!
No. Unless your mouth is being taped shut -- unless your self-published books are being burned -- you're not entitled to jack squat.
You're entitled to say what you want. That's ALL. You're not entitled to be heard. You're not entitled to be agreed with.
What's more, you're not entitled to say what you want WHERE you want, because, generally speaking, you're not entitled to BE where you want. Property laws, bucko. Oh, booooo hoooooooo, radio censorship. Media censorship. Muh lost jobs. Radio stations, television stations, and businesses are NOT public property. They are OWNED, and the owners get to decide who they want around. And if they don't want you around, fucking suck it up and DEAL. You wanna bitch about trannies? Start your OWN goddamn radio station. "Muh free speech" does not automatically make the world your personal soapbox.
No one's saying you have to be nice. All we're saying is you have to be nice if you want to be around the sane people. If you don't want to be around the sane people, then leave us the fuck alone, because that's the choice you're making. The law protects your right to free speech, but it doesn't protect your right to sit on the fence and throw nukes over to the other side.
