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    the past three hundred years. Many of his arguments on freedom can be seen intertwined with the current way we run societies around the world today. Being a self proclaimed Utilitarian, Mill focuses his arguments on making the collective reside with the most utility possible, with utility being defined by happiness. To achieve maximum utility, Mill presents three larger arguments,the harm principle, experiments of living, and freedom of speech. Before one can begin to agree or criticize…

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    people ideas when trying to plan something violent. As a citizen of the United States of America, everyone should have the right of freedom of expression. People should have a chance to give their opinion or suggestion on what they believe. But when it comes to…

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    citizens in order to protect them from the interference of government. For instance, the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights ensures citizens the right to give a free speech. However, it must not be a threat to national security and must not offend others feeling. Government, at that point, can not interfere in a person's freedom of speech. These are certain rights like right to life, right to property and right to liberty which are given to the individual from the time of their birth. Civil…

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    internet and music have been filtered by the FCC to block out inappropriate words, pictures and actions. Censorship usually tends to cause problems when it tries to silence voices, and images. In the United States some of our pride is based on freedom of speech but typically we have experienced censorship. In schools the teachers and administration tend to ban books or movies that they believe are to inappropriate. The educators also filter internet sites and create firewalls…

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    Consensus, it will actually demote civic virtues and limit individual freedoms. Additionally forcing citizens to vote is unconstitutional. Americans enjoy freedom of speech which right allows us to say what we wish and make our opinion known which includes the right to not share our opinion. Individualism would be diminished and we would be forced as a community to give our opinion with our without our consent. Consequently it limits freedom by taxing those who did not vote. This is directly…

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    it’s reasonable to think that this instance was an act of anti-Jew sentiment because it was done the day before Hanukkah, however take the case of any other swastika graffiti. Other instances of this graffiti is also automatically warranted as hate speech. By assuming this symbol holds malicious intent, it places social and discriminatory pressure on students who want to represent the symbol in a religiously empowering way. Of course, graffiti is in no way acceptable on campus, however this…

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    Self-Censorship

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    Political Correctness is against the notion of free speech, whether it be in video games, movies and television, clothing, even the language you use even disagreeing with them. By the very nature of PC it is self-censorship that in itself should be self-evident, although that’s not the issue at hand. People have the right to self-censor by their own will, but when they are extending this to others, that when the problem occurs. Twitter has recently appoint a council to “ensure that people feel…

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    Obscenity In The Media

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    telephone communications. The case involved Barbara Nitke, a photographer whose sexually explicit photos containing sadomasochistic poses were placed on the Internet, to supplement a gallery display. Nitke, along with the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom (NCSF), challenged the obscenity portion…

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    currently 27 amendments in the Constitution. The purpose of the Bill of Rights is to establish and protect an individual's rights and liberties. The first amendment is the most important in the Bill of Rights. The first amendment guarantees the freedom of speech, assembly, press, religion, and the right to petition government. This affects our daily life because it allows us to voice our opinion without the government interfering. A violation of the first amendment could be if the government…

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    When a book or movie is banned for the use of explicit images or words the author or director uses the freedom of speech to fight for their right and be able to express themselves however they want. It can be considered deleterious or inconvenient for the government. The government can block and abstract content from any book or media and only leave what they want…

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