359. If a dog can’t bite, at least let it bark out loud. Coded. Freedom of Speech might not mean equality of the voices. Spee…

If a dog can’t bite, at least let it bark out loud. Coded. Freedom of Speech might not mean equality of the voices. Speech that matters, matters; and Speech that doesn’t, doesn’t. You’re free to make the world a better place, not to destroy it. You’re free to say and do that which is positive, not negative. Your freedom is limited to your positive good, goodwill, good conscience, good deeds or good intentions. If your freedom is to hate, drive hate, propagate hate, sell or profit from hate, or live and die to protect hate in the name of free speech, how empty, hallow, futile, unproductive, or wasteful can life be? If a dog can’t bite, at least let it bark – especially if barking makes it feel better, relevant, equal, or heard. Good deeds don’t die. Good people are not forgotten. Al PHIL. PIZ. Positive speech becomes inspirational, motivational, and immortal or indelible. 11182022. Speak to heal. Speak to unite. Speak to bridge. Speak to humanize not dehumanize or demean. Speak to bring peace, not conflict or war. Speak for the course of non violence, not disorder and chaos. Speak to be listened to, not just shout, scream, yell or mistake rowdiness for useful speech. There is Positive Useful Speech (PUS) as there is Negative Useless Speech (NUS). Thy voice means something positive, helpful, useful, consoling, comforting, and necessary. Provocative and Divisive Speech (PDS) hardly serves the whole. Good Intention Speech (GIS) helps, Bad Intention Speech (BIS) doesn’t.