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Unread 12-10-2010, 08:52 PM
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LMAO @ "tell that to the army"




SINGLE most epic post in here. i just don't see whats the big fuckin deal about sumone getting their facebook posted in a battle. i see it more as a crybaby situation than anything else to be honest. Seriously..




And To The Fucker Who Said "U.S Laws Don't Apply To Canada"






Freedom of Expression in Canada
Section 2(b) of the Charter states that "Everyone has the following fundamental freedoms: ... freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other media of communication." The section potentially could cover a wide range of action, from commercial expression to political expression; from journalistic privilege to hate speech to pornography. The jurisprudence of the Supreme Court (see links below) has largely been an attempt to carve out: first, the purpose of s. 2(b) (what values does it seek to protect, who should be entitled to its protection); and second, the scope of s. 2(b) (what is 'expression'?).

Freedom of expression is a cornerstone of a functioning democracy. Freedom of expression promotes certain societal values, as noted by Professor Emerson in 1963: "Maintenance of a system of free expression is necessary (1) as assuring individual self-fulfillment, (2) as a means of attaining the truth, (3) as a method of securing participation by the members of the society in social, including political, decision-making, and (4) as maintaining the balance between stability and change in society." Our constitutional commitment to free speech is predicated on the belief that a free society cannot function with coercive legal censorship in the hands of persons supporting one ideology who are motivated to use the power of the censor to suppress opposing viewpoints.



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http://www.uottawa.ca/constitutional...xpression.html



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Single most epic post made by the EtHer....can't say I'm surprised...
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LMAO @ "tell that to the army"




SINGLE most epic post in here. i just don't see whats the big fuckin deal about sumone getting their facebook posted in a battle. i see it more as a crybaby situation than anything else to be honest. Seriously..




And To The Fucker Who Said "U.S Laws Don't Apply To Canada"






Freedom of Expression in Canada
Section 2(b) of the Charter states that "Everyone has the following fundamental freedoms: ... freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other media of communication." The section potentially could cover a wide range of action, from commercial expression to political expression; from journalistic privilege to hate speech to pornography. The jurisprudence of the Supreme Court (see links below) has largely been an attempt to carve out: first, the purpose of s. 2(b) (what values does it seek to protect, who should be entitled to its protection); and second, the scope of s. 2(b) (what is 'expression'?).

Freedom of expression is a cornerstone of a functioning democracy. Freedom of expression promotes certain societal values, as noted by Professor Emerson in 1963: "Maintenance of a system of free expression is necessary (1) as assuring individual self-fulfillment, (2) as a means of attaining the truth, (3) as a method of securing participation by the members of the society in social, including political, decision-making, and (4) as maintaining the balance between stability and change in society." Our constitutional commitment to free speech is predicated on the belief that a free society cannot function with coercive legal censorship in the hands of persons supporting one ideology who are motivated to use the power of the censor to suppress opposing viewpoints.



As Quoted From Directly:


http://www.uottawa.ca/constitutional...xpression.html



Thank You N' Have A Nice Day.
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