LargeChoonger
kiwifarms.net
- Joined
- Feb 17, 2020
I see this constantly. Specifically the phrase "freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences". Usually it's a phrase used to justify someone getting assaulted for saying nigger or whatever, bur I find the more insidious use to be by LFJ-tier intellectuals who believe harassing, threatening, or otherwise being an uninvited nuisance to the families, friends, and employers of people they don't like is a legitimate and legal way to make someone shut up. The cognitive dissonance they display when they describe textbook harassment and extortion while claiming they're doing nothing wrong makes my head hurt. It's the adult version of "I'm not touching you", where they seem to sincerely believe anything goes because it's not a government force arresting dissenters. Where did this train of thought come from?