Summary
âž¡ John Kerry believes the First Amendment hinders efforts to combat corruption, but the speaker argues that it’s meant to prevent tyranny. The speaker suggests that public officials and citizens must uphold this, as the Constitution is designed to block tyranny. The speaker also criticizes Kerry’s dislike for the First Amendment, implying it reveals truths they’d rather keep hidden.
Transcript
You know, we talked about corruption. We got John Kerry telling us that it’s the First Amendment that is a major impediment to being able to… That’s what it’s supposed to do! That’s what it’s supposed to be. It gets in the way of tyranny. That’s right. But it has to have some public officials and we the people keeping it that way. Of course. That’s the whole thing with the Constitution. It’s barriers to tyranny. Of course. They don’t like it. Kerry doesn’t like it. It keeps disinformation flowing. They love the word disinformation as though we don’t understand that they really mean truth about what they’re doing.
I mean, everything is inverted now in this time and day and age. [tr:trw].
Author
