These are the vices that primarily require attention, a priority lost when the law announces that expressing hateful beliefs will not be tolerated.
Some patients were hateful or unlikable, some denied their disease state, some became unusually dependent on the physician, some were intimidating to the doctor.
In these ways, hateful fighting words are especially traumatic and divisive.
The author explains that because these various groups are his responsibility, he must distinguish 'even the hateful varieties'.
And he ends his career after he slugs the big boss who utters one hateful slur too many.
However, the question is whether there is anything impermissible in the state focusing on the salient subclass of hateful fighting words.
A presumption of enablement over punishment shows that criminal sanctions for hateful speech are almost never appropriate.
In general, therefore, hateful speech does not preempt further speech, whereas conflating pain and harm simply begs the question in favor of political regulation.
