>Id argue you're still at liberty to do it - you just have to be willing to accept any social prices associated with it.
You can say that about almost anything. I'm at liberty to murder my neighbor, I just have to accept the price.
You can say that about almost anything. I'm at liberty to murder my neighbor, I just have to accept the price.
Denying your neighbor the ability to speak out against your opinions violates their right to free speech. If you don't like it, argue back.
the quoted 'at liberty' seems to refer to something like not being restricted by the law of the land.
saying 'at liberty to murder' seems to refer to something like bodily autonomy/physical capability.