| Comment | They do have their freedom of expression.
Targetting your expression at a specific group of people, rather than the public in general or the government, however, is harrassment, not free speech.
People's right to a life free from hatred and harassment transcends others' right to free speech. Nobody is arguing these religious fruitcakes shouldn't be free to chant their slogans in George Square or outside Holyrood, just not outside a womens' ward directed at a specific group of people. |
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