11-22-2014, 03:52 PM
People have always had a right to form opinions and express them Cars; nothing new there.
Since the "old" days, forums and social media have emerged as venues in which to exert that same old freedom of speech that we've always enjoyed. And, here you are.
You're not in a court of law deliberating a criminal or civil case. So, opinions about guilt or innocence aren't subject to restriction here at Mock (nor were the opinions expressed around the water cooler in the "old" days).
All of which is a good thing for you. You're free to continue making allegations against President Obama or claims about Ebola conspiracies and cover-ups or whatever else you choose, without being subject to burden of proof or presumption of innocence.
Since the "old" days, forums and social media have emerged as venues in which to exert that same old freedom of speech that we've always enjoyed. And, here you are.
You're not in a court of law deliberating a criminal or civil case. So, opinions about guilt or innocence aren't subject to restriction here at Mock (nor were the opinions expressed around the water cooler in the "old" days).
All of which is a good thing for you. You're free to continue making allegations against President Obama or claims about Ebola conspiracies and cover-ups or whatever else you choose, without being subject to burden of proof or presumption of innocence.