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: Supreme DictaLike Abbott and Costello, except nerdier
Brandeis: In my free speech seminar, someone yesterday spoke of James Dobson in an approving manner - I spit away the taste of his name.
Harlan: Lol. That's the downfall of free speech - stupid and false speech is still free. , e.g., Bong Hits for Jesus.
Brandeis: But not maliciously false speech, which is at least a step in the right direction.
Harlan: Right, although corporations get away with maliciously false speech all the time with the deference given to advertisements.
Brandeis: I thought commercial speech enjoyed less protection.
Harlan: There is no effective prosecution. The Enzyte people got away with their shit for years before they got caught.
Brandeis: What did they say that was maliciously false?
Harlan: That their product would grow your johnson. Remember Bob?
Brandeis: Do you know that their product won't grow your johnson?
Harlan: Ummm....I plead the 5th?
Full post as published by Supreme Dicta on September 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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