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Should I join "free speech" alternatives?
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No reason? Being murdered is still a consequence, isn't it? Why wouldn't I include it?
Because "a consequence" doesn't mean "any and every possible consequence anyone could think up".
So a consequence isn't a term to describe consequences, according to you. OK, I seem to get it now.
Go back and reread your first comment, and the comment you were replying to. It's pretty clear why your comment was nonsensical in context to anyone interested in engaging in sensible good-faith conversation.
Murder is illegal, and thus covered by other areas of the law.
Freedom of speech doesn't give others freedom to do whatever they want in respect to speech. You're incorrectly extrapolating.