Toshi: You can’t go outside looking like that! What are you thinking?
田原:你不能弄成這個(gè)樣子出去!你在想什么呀?
Celeste: I’m exercising my right of free speech. I’ve put on these clothes and painted my body this way to protest the treatment of women. I want to send a message.
塞萊斯特:我在行使言論自由的權(quán)利。穿上這些衣服,把身體涂成這個(gè)顏色是為了抗議對(duì)女人的不公正對(duì)待。我想要傳達(dá)一個(gè)訊息。
Toshi: You’re crazy if you think people are going to take you seriously. What you’re wearing is offensive and those messages painted on your body are hate speech.
田原:你瘋啦?你覺(jué)得人們會(huì)認(rèn)真對(duì)待嗎?你穿成這樣只會(huì)冒犯別人,而且涂抹在身上的圖案?jìng)鬟f的信息是仇恨的言論。
Celeste: It’s my basic human right to a freedom of expression, and this is how I choose to express myself.
塞萊斯特:自由表達(dá)是我最基本的人權(quán),況且這就是我表達(dá)自己的方式。
Toshi: There are limits to free speech and expression, and you’ve crossed the line. In fact, you’re abusing those rights. Obscenity and hate speech aren’t protected, you know.
田原:自由言論和表達(dá)也有限度,你有點(diǎn)踩過(guò)線了。實(shí)際上,你在濫用這些權(quán)利。你要知道:淫穢和仇恨言論并不是抗議。
Celeste: If you feel so strongly about it, I have a suggestion for you.
塞萊斯特:如果你確實(shí)很想去表達(dá),我有個(gè)建議。
Toshi: What?
田原:什么建議?
Celeste: You can express your free speech by protesting against me. After all, it’s your inalienable right.
塞萊斯特:通過(guò)抗議我來(lái)行使你的的言論自由。畢竟言論自由是你不可剝奪的權(quán)利。
Toshi: I’m not wasting my time. Hey, you’re not really going outside looking like that, are you?
田原:我不是在浪費(fèi)時(shí)間。嘿,你不會(huì)真的弄成這樣出去,是吧?
Celeste: You know what they say: The medium is the message. And I’m sending my message loud and clear!
塞萊斯特:正如人們所說(shuō):媒介就是傳遞信息。我正在清晰且大聲地傳達(dá)我的心聲。
Toshi: You can’t go outside looking like that! What are you thinking?
Celeste: I’m exercising my right of free speech. I’ve put on these clothes and painted my body this way to protest the treatment of women. I want to send a message.
Toshi: You’re crazy if you think people are going to take you seriously. What you’re wearing is offensive and those messages painted on your body are hate speech.
Celeste: It’s my basic human right to a freedom of expression, and this is how I choose to express myself.
Toshi: There are limits to free speech and expression, and you’ve crossed the line. In fact, you’re abusing those rights. Obscenity and hate speech aren’t protected, you know.
Celeste: If you feel so strongly about it, I have a suggestion for you.
Toshi: What?
Celeste: You can express your free speech by protesting against me. After all, it’s your inalienable right.
Toshi: I’m not wasting my time. Hey, you’re not really going outside looking like that, are you?
Celeste: You know what they say: The medium is the message. And I’m sending my message loud and clear!