Understanding The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
The meme here speaks to an important issue in current-day American society. Does the First Amendment protect all our speech, and is it acceptable for anyone to block it? This issue comes up constantly, though most people realize it’s a bit more nuanced than the buffoonery depicted here.
First, there is a difference between liking or disliking what someone is saying and blocking the proliferation of harmful lies. Suppose you want to express the completely baseless claim that Joe Biden traffics cocaine and little boys. Go for it, if you’re prepared to deal with the resultant slander cases that may result.
But can you expect that all media institutions, that may have standards about truth, have the obligation to publish and help you disseminate that? Does the First Amendment force electronic or print media sources to publish your bull****?
No, it doesn’t.
Here’s a 
Check out the meme here, and then realize: it’s not quite right.
Here’s a fabulous graphical presentation on how 
From a reader:
Regarding the suggestion here about writing in cursive, a friend writes: Handwriting is an essential skill, helps develop individuality, hand-eye coordination and a more intimate form of communication not deluged with mechanical devices. One’s signature and the sadly endangered art of the hand-written letter. Bring it back!!! 
Right this moment, 11.6% more Americans disapprove of Trump than approve of him. This is according to 
Watching half a nation full of people whipped into a frenzy of hate and ignorance, one’s initial reaction is a mixture of pity and amusement. As David Bowie said, “Oh man, look at those cavemen go!”
Here’s a development that’s been a long time in the making: 
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