Free Speech Exceptions -- PCGS protects Free Speech!

There exceptions to the free speech rule. It's NOT absolute. Look up a little CON law on the net.
Yelling "fire" in a movie theater is not protected free speech.
"Fighting words" that are so mean and cruel that a normal person would not be able to restrain themselves -- NOT protected.
Then we have slander, libel, etc.
I think PCGS is exercising it's right to protect free speech, and weed out the "Fighting Words", slanderous statements, and the written libel.
The whole thing is ultra-American, and most of you only look at one side of it, as ususal.
(Self to ego: Don't hope for many replies to this logical thread)
Yelling "fire" in a movie theater is not protected free speech.
"Fighting words" that are so mean and cruel that a normal person would not be able to restrain themselves -- NOT protected.
Then we have slander, libel, etc.
I think PCGS is exercising it's right to protect free speech, and weed out the "Fighting Words", slanderous statements, and the written libel.
The whole thing is ultra-American, and most of you only look at one side of it, as ususal.
(Self to ego: Don't hope for many replies to this logical thread)
Doug
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