Speak No Evil

Rachel Campos-Duffy Sez:  “YouTube is not about 

free speech. YouTube is a Chinese-style capitalist company 

that doesn’t believe in free speech, doesn’t believe in free 

enterprise because they’re monopolists largely, and also, 

they hate conservatives.”

Speaking freely, people generally say Marjorie Taylor

Greene looks better in a mask.

Like Shouting 'Fire!' in a Crowded Theater

Fake Cows Have Rights, Too!

So, freedom of speech has now come to mean,

for Fox News and Laura Ingraham, that a

private company, like Facebook, must permit

anyone who uses their free service to say

 anything they wish, even if, as in Paul

Nehlen's case, it's virulently anti-semitic.

Hey, some ghostwriter has authored another

Trump best seller.

World's Worst Yoobs #201

Millie Weaver

Alex Jones Sez: "I am like the Bob Woodward and

Carl Bernstein of the Sandy Hook Massacre Hoax."

Adventures in Aestheticism #68

Conservative TV Show Host Jamie Allman Out at Sinclair

 Station After David Hogg Comment; Cue the Next Laura 

Ingraham 'Free Speech' Rant

Jerry Jones Sez: “There is no question the NFL is suffering 

negative effects from the free exercise of the 

First Amendment.”

Would someone please tell Steve Mnuchin he should

prophesy and speak in tongues on his own time?

If you plan to attend Free Speech Week at

Berkeley, be sure to read the book first.

Someone needs to explain to Julius de Roma that exercising

your right to free speech is not free of consequences.

If Congress had made a law forbidding her to

speak at Berkeley, Coulter would have reason

to be sickened. But Congress didn't.

"Somebody will say, 'Oh freedom of speech, freedom of 

speech.' These are foolish people. We have a lot of foolish 

people."

[At last count, there were 65,152,112 'foolish 

people' who voted against Trump.]

Will Trump ever learn it's unwise to shout "You're fired!" 

in a crowded theater?

"Some of the most potent threats to free speech these days

 come not from our government or corporations, but from 

Douche Nossels like me."

Assuming money is speech and you spent $1 a word and 

spoke at the rate of one word a second,  it would take 

approximately 12.7 years of speaking to spend $1 billion.

That's what the Koch Machine will attempt to do during 

the 2016 presidential race.