[hpsdr] On my Freedom of Speech - etc.

[Gary Sitton]

All:

    The right to free speech does not protect the speaker from
consequences of such speech from private individuals, but only
the right to express his ideas without government control.

     Hopefully in esoteric technical forms like these and others,
any personal attacks, rudeness or derision constitute a breach
of the implied or explicit rules of gentlemanly discourse.

IMHO,

Gary (K5AMH)

On 9/23/2013 13:47, K4LCD wrote:
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> *Chris and Clyve,
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> *Just a brief history of my, your and everyone´s Freedom of Expression.
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> *1689*Bill of Rights grants 'freedom of speech in Parliament' after 
> James II is overthrown and William and Mary installed as co-rulers.
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> *1770*Voltaire writes in a letter: 'Monsieur l'abbé, I detest what you 
> write, but I would give my life to make it possible for you to 
> continue to write.'
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> *1789*'The Declaration of the Rights of Man', a fundamental document 
> of the French Revolution, provides for freedom of speech .
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> *1791*The First Amendment of the US Bill of Rights guarantees four 
> freedoms: of religion, speech, the press and the right to assemble.
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> *73*
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> Juan A. Granados /K4LCD - WF2XXQ
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