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Freedom of speach is one thing ...
... but what about the person having to LISTEN to all this crap. If I were watching TV or listening to the radio and I didn't like what I heard, I'd turn it off. But it's virtually impossible to censor what people say on their cell phones ... I don't think it's neccessary (or appropriate) for an 8 year old to have to listen to some teenager talk in detail about how they got lucky last night.

Talking on a cell phone is much like smoking, there are considerations that need to be made before one does it in public.

We live in a world were it's impossible to always have things our own way, so it's up to each and every one of us to realize that we are all required to take what ever action is needed to help us all just get along. It's way to much to ask to have everyone be best friends, but is it way to much to ask to have everyone be considerate?

Just my 2 cents worth ...

Ludo
Posted by: Ludovit   Posted on: 09/28/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Still no excuse  AbsolutelyNot | 09/28/04
I agree  V Sanders | 09/28/04
Talk about Overreaction  Roger Ramjet | 09/29/04
What happened  SC-man | 09/29/04
HOW could you know  rayrudolph | 12/30/04
This is complete crap  ObiWayneKenobi | 09/28/04
Freedom of speach is one thing ...  Ludovit | 09/28/04
Oops ... I meant speech ... (NT)  Ludovit | 09/28/04
Yes, it is  ObiWayneKenobi | 09/28/04
100% agree  V Sanders | 09/28/04
Good!  Linux User 147560 | 09/28/04
so you could of went to a non-smoking establishment  V Sanders | 09/28/04
As an on again off again smoker ...  Ludovit | 09/29/04
you are correct  V Sanders | 09/28/04
It is not about freedom of speach  Hanover Phist | 09/29/04
freedom of speach is one thing  V Sanders | 09/28/04
No it's not  prong@... | 09/29/04
Understanding  Roger Ramjet | 09/29/04
This is complete crap  SC-man | 09/29/04
Q: Is public profanity covered by free speech laws?  Plain Logic | 09/28/04
many poor people talk loud and trashy  V Sanders | 09/28/04
Hip-Hop Talk IS Profanity  andyhayes1 | 09/28/04
not sure if that is also called gangster rap  V Sanders | 09/28/04
some people get mad seeing someone answer a phone  V Sanders | 09/28/04
Not jealous  Linux User 147560 | 09/28/04
see - point proven  V Sanders | 09/28/04
rude people yes, and some have cell phones  V Sanders | 09/28/04
Jealous ... Not  andyhayes1 | 09/29/04
Importance is not always the reason ...  Ludovit | 09/29/04
pi$$ed off  SC-man | 09/29/04
thank you  rayrudolph | 12/30/04
This case may have been a bit overreactive, but...  emartin_z | 09/29/04

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