Things you cannot say without raising security concerns...

john smith writes:

Be careful what you say and to whom you say it, it is likely to be
interpreted out of context.

Instead of cowering under the bed, you might want to work hard to protect your
freedom of speech. "Watching what you say" essentially throws that freedom
away.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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john smith writes:

Be careful what you say and to whom you say it, it is likely to be
interpreted out of context.

Instead of cowering under the bed, you might want to work hard to protect
your
freedom of speech. "Watching what you say" essentially throws that
freedom
away.

Or we could all run away to France, like sniveling cowards.

Mxsmanic wrote in
:

john smith writes:

Be careful what you say and to whom you say it, it is likely to be
interpreted out of context.

Instead of cowering under the bed, you might want to work hard to
protect your freedom of speech. "Watching what you say" essentially
throws that freedom away.


A code you live by, obviously.


Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote in
:

john smith writes:

Be careful what you say and to whom you say it, it is likely to be
interpreted out of context.
Instead of cowering under the bed, you might want to work hard to
protect your freedom of speech. "Watching what you say" essentially
throws that freedom away.


A code you live by, obviously.


Don't be ridiculous. Choosing your words carefully in sensitive
situations, so as not to be misunderstood, has NOTHING to do with free
speech.



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Chris W writes:

Don't be ridiculous. Choosing your words carefully in sensitive
situations, so as not to be misunderstood, has NOTHING to do with free
speech.

Choosing your words carefully is essentially censorship. While there might be
_extremely limited_ circumstances in which such censorship might be justified,
engaging in it just to protect yourself from a government that is no longer
willing to respect your freedom is a very dangerous choice. What you don't
use, you lose, and faster than you might think.

Mxsmanic wrote in
:

Chris W writes:

Don't be ridiculous. Choosing your words carefully in sensitive
situations, so as not to be misunderstood, has NOTHING to do with
free speech.

Choosing your words carefully is essentially censorship.


No it isn't, autisitc boi


Bertie

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Choosing your words carefully is essentially censorship.

You've got some pretty strange definitions there, Anthony.

On Jun 18, 2:47 am, Mxsmanic wrote:
Chris W writes:
Don't be ridiculous. Choosing your words carefully in sensitive
situations, so as not to be misunderstood, has NOTHING to do with free
speech.

Choosing your words carefully is essentially censorship. While there might be

If you and your children were at your grandmother's house for
Thanksgiving dinner, would you say, "Hey Ganny, Pass the ****ing
butter"?

Watching what you say in various settings is good judgement, not
censorship.


_extremely limited_ circumstances in which such censorship might be justified,
engaging in it just to protect yourself from a government that is no longer
willing to respect your freedom is a very dangerous choice. What you don't
use, you lose, and faster than you might think.

wrote in message
oups.com...

If you and your children were at your grandmother's house for
Thanksgiving dinner, would you say, "Hey Ganny, Pass the ****ing
butter"?

Happens every time someone finished basic training in time for Thanksgiving.

wrote in message
oups.com...
On Jun 18, 2:47 am, Mxsmanic wrote:
Chris W writes:
Don't be ridiculous. Choosing your words carefully in
sensitive
situations, so as not to be misunderstood, has NOTHING
to do with free speech.

Choosing your words carefully is essentially censorship.
While there might be

If you and your children were at your grandmother's house
for
Thanksgiving dinner, would you say, "Hey Ganny, Pass the
****ing butter"?

Watching what you say in various settings is good
judgement, not censorship.

Actually, it's not hard to imagine MaxManiac saying that.

And then arguing back when she reprimanded him.