Can you think of any other forms of free speech? I can think of Yahoo, which is a sort of watered down version

Question

and graffiti, which is a good way of reaching your public,if you don't get arrested whilst in the act. [It's also a pity that graffiti is wasted on some taggers, though not all. All power to banksey pbuh.

Answer 1

You can stand on a street corner and wax loudly philosophical about your beliefs, too.

(Do lemurs ever wax loudly?)

In a way, that's a bit freer than Y!A because it is definitely not a democracy here. Sometimes it's closer to mob rule; if you say something a group of answerers don't like, they can shut you down quick, even though they're the minority.

Yahoo! has a report button, but not a "right on" button or a "yeah, dude!" button, so only the squeaky wheels get heard.

Answer 2

You always have the right to free speech. You can write to your congressperson. You can send a letter to the editor of your paper. You can speak, to pretty much anyone you choose, against the current government (without advocating its violent overthrow, of course) and not be arrested. That's free speech. It's not just bloviating on YA or writing graffiti (which happens to be vandalism).

Answer 3

Yahoo has never been a free speech place.
Never heard of the Yamster ?
If he wants, he have the right to kill you and all your Yahoo access, including mail box, adress book,... if what you wrote deasagrees

Answer 4

There can never be "free speech" in any society.
It is always tempered with BUT such and such is excepted.
It is the right way to keep us, the public safe from nuisance.

Answer 5

The usnews groups or other provider groups like Yahoo or MSN are good too.

Answer 6

Jokes are a good way too. People who don't like them still keep in mind that it's just that - a joke.

Answer 7

yelling at people in the street is pretty effective

Answer 8

Bushism. Whichever way you look at it, youre not wrong.

Answer 9

What is your point?

Answer 10

ummm...talking? pretty simple....