In the United States, freedom is spelled out in the Constitution under the First Amendment. It states that those who are a part of this country are given freedom of speech, press, religion, and expression. These rights are meant to limit the extent to which government controls the freedom of an individual. Essentially, anyone and everyone in this country has the liberty to express their opinion. However, there are instances in which certain opinions and actions are deemed harmful. In such cases, it is important to set aside the blindfold of freedom at all costs and realize that every action causes a reaction, whether the intentions be just or damaging. It is difficult, at certain times, to assess the point at which an opinion is considered
