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    Over the years people have been overusing the First Amendment as source of defense. Since the first amendment entitles people the freedom of speech, people like to use it as an excuse to express their emotions about a certain situation knowing that the first amendment protects them. Therefore, they take less responsibility for their actions and blame the constitution for their slip-ups. In Free-Speech Follies by Stanley Fish, Fish addresses the First Amendment issue. Fish states that people use…

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    “Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers” (UN General Assembly, Article 19). This excerpt from The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, created in response to the atrocities committed during World War II, recognizes the unalienable human right to freedom of speech and expression. Over one hundred and fifty…

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    The right to freedom of speech is a cornerstone of the Bill of Rights and the American system of government, but this freedom is not without limits. Discuss. The Bill of Rights was drafted by James Madison. It was inspired however by Thomas Jefferson. Originally it was a draft of rights that were to protect the colonist’s rights against the newly formed government of America. The colonist’s believed that some kind of guarantee was necessary to protect their new found freedoms, which included…

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    libertarianism, is liberty present in the current state of society, is it necessary to achieve peace or to reach a more enlightened society. How as liberty changed since its first conception, is freedom and liberty correlated or they 2 different concepts with similar ideals. What is liberty? What is freedom? What is independence? Then I ask you, are these necessary for peace, are there necessary for enlightenment. If you never had liberty would it be different from if you had would it change…

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    individual no longer has privacy, and their government, through the operation of the Five Eyes alliance, can evade regulations that offer protection. A society living under a panopticon, with no control over to whom their information is shared and their freedom of expression restricted, is “a society that breeds conformity and obedience and submission”. Under the panopticon, governments no longer need to wield olden day weapons of tyranny to force compliance of the population, because mass…

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    (Schirch, 2011) The right to association is guaranteed under the Afghan Constitution. There are more than 1700 national and international organization working in Afghanistan. (Transparency International, 2013) According to a new law approved in 2013, the operation of these organizations are not controlled and challenged by the government. (Freedom House, 2012) Afghan organizations and activists had been struggling with both the concept…

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    Being able to live in the United States is a privilege. The amendments protect the freedoms granted to American citizens. The first amendment is the most profound privilege that some countries do not grant their citizens. Although professors are protected under the first amendment, they have to be careful of what they say in a public setting. If the misrepresent their university, then their job can be at risk. Tenure can be offered to federal judges or professors. A tenure contract is where an…

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    establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.” Freedom of Speech is one of the core values that is proudly embedded in Americans. Although, some people wonder if there should be limits to this right that Americans have, Freedom of Speech. Many citizens are against different forms of hate speech, yet still…

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    Introduction Freedom of speech is defined as the right to freedom of expression. It upholds the rights of all to express their views and opinions freely. It allows the individual to express themselves without interference and restrictions from the government. It is one of the most fundamental rights that every individuals enjoy and a cornerstone of democratic rights and freedoms. It can be considered as one of the most dangerous rights as freedom of speech refers to an individual to express…

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    Our free speech is what makes The United States of America the United States of America, and if we take that away, our country would be corrupt, actions of disagreement, protesting, and more things like that. I agree with the Supreme Court's decision that allows the Westboro Baptist Church to protest in military funerals. The reasons I think this are because you cannot limit free speech, if you limit free speech, people everywhere would be protesting, there would be a nation outrage, and we…

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