Tattoo Freedom of Speech

tattoo freedom of speech
Freedom of speech crossing the line?

How do you feel about the church people that stand on the corner and preach and tell everyone that they are going to hell? Should they be allowed to tell people this? I have heard everything, according to them, all these people are going to hell: blacks, gays, budhists, catholics, jews, people who masterbate, people with tattoos, people who have sex before marriage, and so many other outrageous things!! What do you think about this and have you seen it in real life? Cuz its scary
How is this different from saying something about terrorism at the airport? Its freedom of speech but your not allowed to say that kind of stuff
AND they came to my college and stayed for hours, distracting evryone and stirring up students. Many were late to class. They were handing out fliers too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2swEcsZTxPc

That is a video from the preachers that came to my school!

Sure…

Freedom of speech does not include the right to be taken seriously.

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