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    the United States, freedom of speech should be accepted and not looked down upon. The First Amendment in the Constitution is supposed to protect our right to freedom of speech, we should be allowed to speak what is on our minds without consequence. Today, freedom of speech is not accepted and is always opposed. The government, your boss, your teachers and even your parents all tell you what you can and cannot say, this is unfair and unconstitutional. Freedom of speech is not protected anywhere,…

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    John Mill writes “As it is useful while mankind are imperfect there should be different opinions, so is it that there should be different experiment of living; that free scope should be given to varieties of character, short of injury to others; and that the worth of different modes of life should be proved practically, when anyone thinks fit to try them.” (Mill, 65) Mill is not suggesting that actions should be as free as opinions. In the contrary, actions and the liberty of a person should be…

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    The first amendment guarantees the right to speech and assembly. In an article titled “The Indispensable Opposition,” Walter Lippmann argues that freedom is a necessity to society and it can not function properly without that freedom. Lippmann uses a blunt tone as well as a dramatic pause, strong diction, and a reference from a historical philosopher in attempts to show that with political freedom comes toleration. The blunt tone in lines 1-20 candidly points out the cold hard facts that most…

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    The internet is very expansive and can be accessed by anyone in the world that has internet access. This makes a platform for people to also say what they want such as hate speeches. These hate speech’s should be regulated because it incites violence and for the safety of the public. These hate speech’s that are going around on the internet incite violence across the world. For instance a group such as the neo natizis use the internet to spread their message and ideal’s to a large number of…

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    freedom of speech. However, according to people in society many felt and still feel it was disrespectful to the United States, its flag, and its military”. Kaepernick stated"I have great respect for the men and women that have fought for this country,I have family, I have friends that have gone and fought for this country. And they fight for freedom, they fight for the people, they fight for liberty and justice, for everyone, That’s not happening”. Kaepernick’s protest is a symbolic speech…

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    Ravinder Kaur Professor Ms. Barksdale-Shaw English 111 College Composition I November 2, 2015 Freedom of Speech “Apne man ke bhavo aur vicharo ko parakat karna abhykiwat kahlata Hai”. Do you find it difficult to read the first sentence? Read it again you might understand a word or so. I bet, you won`t be able to guess what it means. Let me tell you, it means, “Freedom without the language can’t be Freedom. After spending many years in India, I moved to an environment that was totally…

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    Steve Jobs turned out to be very successful even though he wasn’t a college graduate. Steve Jobs’ Stanford Commencement speech is considered to be very effective and moving, because of his use of his rhetorical devices. Steve Jobs shares three stories of his past to play upon his rhetorical strategies. While speaking to the Stanford graduates who are ready to start a new chapter in their life; Jobs uses love, loss, discovery, death and adversity to persuade them not to give up as they continue…

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    environment where students can learn. So the school administrators take away the student's right to speech. It sounds crazy, but the school administrators do this because the students are minors, and it is not violating their rights, but some disagree to that. Should students have the right to speak out on campus? Organizations like the Center for Public Education says,"It is important to remember that speech, as defined by the Constitution, is not just words. It also includes nonverbal and…

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    support her idea about the censorship we use today in our school settings. And it's because of the great examples she uses that I also agree with her that in some cases too much censorship is causing more harm than actual good. The main idea of the speech…

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    What is hate speech? In today’s society, many people struggle to distinguish whether or not hate speech is an opinion or a crime. While the freedom of speech is protected by many democratic societies, many argue that hate speech is a criminal activity that leads to discrimination and violence. In the article “Argument – Should Hate Speech Be a Crime?” authors Joyce Arthur and Peter Tatchell use different rhetorical techniques in order to debate whether or not hate speech should be considered a…

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