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Why it's time to dispel the myths about nuclear power

Started by Marlin, Apr 12, 2016, 10:42

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Marlin



Bonds 25

People read that sh*t and believe that horsesh*t.......

I don't see a difference between writing an article like counterpunch and standing up and yelling fire in a movie theater. The authors should be arrested and spend time in prison for public fearmongering.
"But I Dont Wanna Be A Pirate" - Jerry Seinfeld

Rerun


Bonds 25

Does free speech keep me from getting arrested for shouting "FIRE" in a crowded public establishment, causing mass hysteria and panic?
"But I Dont Wanna Be A Pirate" - Jerry Seinfeld

Rerun

Not the same try reading the Constitution and the papers of the founding fathers instead of babbling

Bonds 25

I have better things to do than read the constitution or argue with somebody who is ignorant enough to tell others Nuclear is more polluting than Fossil.

Fearmongering is real, wether its shouting fire or publishing false articles with the sole purposes of promoting anti-nuclear FUD......which sole purpose is to scare and frightened people.
"But I Dont Wanna Be A Pirate" - Jerry Seinfeld

Rerun

So you babble but have never read the Constitution?

Chimera

Yeah - read the constitution!  Don't you know that every American (and illegals, according to the Supreme Court) has the constitutional right to display their stupidity every chance they get?  And, no, I refuse to waste a sarcasm emoticon.

Bonds 25

Quote from: Rerun on Apr 13, 2016, 04:55
So you babble but have never read the Constitution?

Well, thank God I don't give a flying rat fu*k what you think. You are a lier, a fearmongerer, a bully, a moron........and a d*****bag.


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"But I Dont Wanna Be A Pirate" - Jerry Seinfeld

hamsamich

According to some of the old cases I looked up on the Net, the "yelling fire" offense has to have three things intact to be considered criminally injuring -   imminence, intent, and likelihood of action.

Schenck v. United States, and later - Brandenburg v. Ohio.  Not that I agree with the article at all, but mere advocacy of something "injuring" isn't enough.  False statements on the other hand is a different ballgame.  It actually depends on who said it and who it was said about.  Since Nuclear Power in general isn't really an entity, it would be hard to lock these idiots up.  What a shame. 

This all assumes that the supreme court correctly interpreted the first amendment.  The amendment itself doesn't provide specific examples so telling someone to go read the constitution is kind of silly.  What matters is how it is interpreted.

Rerun


Nuclear NASCAR

Quote from: Rerun on Apr 18, 2016, 09:43
So the Constitution is silly?

This little discourse would be better handled through PM's to each other than in the open forums.  Thanks for understanding and for y'alls cooperation.   ;)
"There is much pleasure to be gained from useless knowledge."

  -Bertrand Russell


GLW


been there, dun that,... the doormat to hell does not read "welcome", the doormat to hell reads "it's just business"


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