Does freedom of speech excuse preaching hate?

I'm not stifled by anything, I can't deliberately tell lies....

I have, downright lies are obvious.
I'm not talking about areas of genuine disagreement,
but a deliberate intent to deceive.

Now that really is funny, coming from the King of Hysteria at this site.

It's fairly obvious what's truthful and what's a downright lie. There's nothing wrong with opinion, it's how that opinion is expressed.

You just can't handle any form of critcism no matter how slight without throwing an enormous hissy fit, and take general trends or ideas as a personal attack.

Stick to what you do best, paraphrasing Wikipedia.

Tough guy, huh? You're the bad-mouth muother ****** who goes around threatening to kick people's asses if you ever meet them in person. You just cannot avoid blatant hypocrisy.

You really are a disgusting rah-rah super patriot, and the hilarious aspect of it is how frequently you sneer at Americans for just that reason.

You just cannot avoid blatant hypocrisy.

Apparently it was a helicopter christian who done it...

The US Ambassador to Libya, Chris Stevens, and three US diplomats were killed in attacks and rioting provoked by an obscure, low-budget anti-Muslim film called “The Innocence of Muslims.” The producer of the film is a real estate developer supposedly named “Sam Bacile” who claims to be an Israeli Jew. Bacile told the AP the film was made with $5 million raised from “100 Jewish donors.” He said he was motivated to help his native country, Israel, by exposing the evils of Islam.

While Bacile claims to be in hiding, and his identity remains murky, another character who has been publicly listed as a consultant on the film is a known anti-Muslim activist with ties to the extreme Christian right and the militia movement. He is Steve Klein, a Hemet, California based insurance salesman who claims to have led a “hunter-killer team” in Vietnam.”

Klein is a right-wing extremist who emerged from the same axis of Islamophobia that produced Anders Behring Breivik and which takes inspiration from the writings of Robert Spencer, Pamela Geller, and Daniel Pipes.

It appears Klein (or someone who shares his name and views) is an enthusiastic commenter on Geller’s website, Atlas Shrugged, where he recently complained about Mitt Romney’s “support for a Muslim state in Israel’s Heartland.” In July 2011, Spencer’s website, Jihad Watch, promoted a rally Klein organized alongside the anti-Muslim Coptic extremist Joseph Nasrallah to demand the firing of LA County Sheriff Lee Baca, whom they painted as a dupe for Hamas.

Klein is also closely affiliated with the Christian right in California, organizing resentment against all the usual targets — Muslims, homosexuals, feminists, and even Mormons. He is a board member and founder of a group called Courageous Christians United, which promotes anti-Mormon, anti-Catholic and anti-Muslim literature (including the work of Robert Spencer) on its website. In 2002, Klein ran for the California Insurance Commissioner under the American Independent Party, an extremist fringe party linked to the militia movement, garnering a piddling 2 percent of the vote.

Klein has been closely affiliated with the Church at Kaweah, an extreme evangelical church located 70 miles southeast of Fresno that serves as a nexus of neo-Confederate, Christian Reconstructionist, and militia movement elements. The Southern Poverty Law Center produced a report on Kaweah this spring that noted Klein’s long record of activist against Muslims:

...I'd be deeply saddened and disillusioned by the shambles that is organised religion today.

All religion should come with a health warning.