To what point of exercising freedom of speech and press is it Un-American?

Question

That's all democrats are doing. We have freedoms too, you know. There are too many problems with the government to count, and we speak out against them.
We LOVE America. THAT IS WHY we dislike the incumbent government. Why can't most republicans understand this fact?

Answer 1

Well the more the Republican spin-machine can make Democrates look un-American or aiding terrorists by disagreeing with Bush helps them politically. Its not at all true, just political doctoring which further polarizes the nation, politics and democracy.

Answer 2

Speaking your mind is never Un-American, sometimes it can be ANTI-American. Like when it threatens national security. Technically speaking, if what you say classifies as "treason" then it could be called "Un-American". By the same token, Republicans have the right to call anyone Un-American, so long as it is not treason to do so.

The biggest complaint I hear from Republicans is that Democrats are so caught up in criticizing Bush that they have no plan on what they would do differently. This is better known as "the politics of destruction" and both sides engage in it.

Answer 3

Do you ever notice that the ones who kick and scream about the freedom of speech are the ones who abuse it the most.

They don't love America, they love themselves. Like parasites, they need America so that they can freely annoy others without being shot. If we let them, they'll suck the freedom right out of us. And even if abusing the first ammendment meant losing it some day, they'll thoughtlessly suck us dry and then find a new host.
(Ever notice that the people who cherish the first ammendment hate the second one???)

Answer 4

Un-American must be defined.
Or, in my opinion, forgotten as an actual word because of it's propagandist nature.