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To: Bill who wrote (1565344)	10/15/2025 3:18:41 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570334

Bill, But certain speech in the US it isn't immune from consequences. ... Certain speech is fireable, like violations of employment agreements. And certain speech from foreigners that violates a country's guest conditions can result in revocation of visas. Wrong. The government cannot impose "consequences" the same way a private entity like an employer can. Every foreigner is entitled to the same rights as citizens, including freedom of speech. You cannot revoke their visas based on what they say anymore than you can revoke the FCC license of TV stations just because they won't cancel Kimmel. No matter what, Bill, you are advocating government-sponsored censorship. All because you think freedom of speech is a privilege, rather than a right, for people who are here on a visa. Tenchusatsu