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Re: The REAL RISK to free speech
said by aztecnology  :
Actually it is, with only about 38% of the voting population casting votes, it presents a problem to the rest of us, and this is a perfect example...
Do you realize that voter turnout in the 1946 election was 38%?
When 105 million people are voting, I'm not worrying.
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aztecnology
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said by Beeper :
said by calvoiper :
I think the real risk may be that this thread has gotten only 8 responses. If no one cares, there will be no free speech to care for.
The public's lack of interest into your interests is not a threat to the nation.
Actually it is, with only about 38% of the voting population casting votes, it presents a problem to the rest of us, and this is a perfect example...
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Beeper
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said by calvoiper :
I think the real risk may be that this thread has gotten only 8 responses. If no one cares, there will be no free speech to care for.
The public's lack of interest into your interests is not a threat to the nation.
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Belvedere Tiburon, CA | I think the real risk may be that this thread has gotten only 8 responses. If no one cares, there will be no free speech to care for.
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