May 14, 201016 yr Its a No No in the Bible. Man Laws instead of Gods. Which is it? The Bible says using the Lord's name in vain is a sin, it does not mention other words that have been made bad by men, in fact, the bible uses words as common form of speech that have been made "bad words" by man.
May 14, 201016 yr I would be livid. This should be protected speech. I'll never understand the contempt for specific words that are synonymous with a plethora of other, perfectly acceptable words. Presently in the state of KY, if a student gets into the teacher's face and uses all of the words that would get me in trouble on this site, you would think this is protected speech? It is not the words but rather the disrespect that the words indicate. There HAS to be some level of decorum in court rooms, classrooms, and other places.
May 14, 201016 yr Presently in the state of KY, if a student gets into the teacher's face and uses all of the words that would get me in trouble on this site, you would think this is protected speech? It is not the words but rather the disrespect that the words indicate. There HAS to be some level of decorum in court rooms, classrooms, and other places. Yes, that would be protected speech unless it invokes the "fight or flight" reaction, which it most likely would. When it invokes such a reaction, it would lose it's constitutional protection.
May 14, 201016 yr People that talk politics loudly and do not know what they're talking about gets my blood pressure going. Not illegal though. Very few (including me) know what they're talking about when it comes to politics so your BP must be up all the time :lol:
May 14, 201016 yr So is it protected speech when I respond to the public displays of affection mentioned above with a pointed comment regarding my disapproval?
May 14, 201016 yr So is it protected speech when I respond to the public displays of affection mentioned above with a pointed comment regarding my disapproval? Sure, why wouldn't it be? There is a difference between rude, impolite or anti-social behavior and unprotected speech.
May 14, 201016 yr Author Very few (including me) know what they're talking about when it comes to politics so your BP must be up all the time :lol: It does happen occasionally but I'm not looking for anyone to be cited.
May 14, 201016 yr Author So is it protected speech when I respond to the public displays of affection mentioned above with a pointed comment regarding my disapproval? Depends on how you express yourself.
May 14, 201016 yr Author So if I curse................ Again, depends on how you use your curse words. A variation of "that's freaking gross" would be fine. Using a curse word in a statement that you're going to kick their rear ends because of them being gay would not.
May 14, 201016 yr RAM, Romans 3:13:14/Ephesians 4:29/Colossians 3:8, 4:6. These verses deal with "Filty language". It is a sin, as we all know. Man, has changes laws from the Bible to fit themselves.
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