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    individual’s liberty. He believes society’s control over an individual’s liberty should only be restricted to prevent harm to others. Mill views this as being important to prevent tyranny of the government and public opinion. Mill acknowledges how freedom of speech is important for society’s progression over time. Although Mill makes essential guidelines…

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    by people running away from religious intolerance. Although it means different things for different people, most can agree that it means to have the liberty to act according to your own will without obstructing someone else’s liberty. For example, freedom in America has been manifested in its equal treatment to all people, freedom of speech, and political freedom, referring to the right of citizens to participate in government, all of these regardless of race, gender, nationality, or creed.…

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    beliefs. Freedom is something that most everyone wants. If we are a free people, which we are here in America, we have a freedom to do as we please. Our choices do have consequences which could put us in a courtroom. We as Americans have a freedom of speech, a right to bear arms, and rights to a fair and just court trial. Although we are challenged as an individual with personal independence. We can do what we want but is that socially acceptable? Nowadays, we are more tolerant as to how…

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    “We, as human beings, must be willing to accept people who are different from ourselves”, once said Barbara Jordan. Barbara Jordan was a leader in the civil rights movement and do to her experiences she has developed this opinion. During her time, African-Americans were fighting to have rights and be treated as people. Therefore, her opinion that everyone should be accepted has definitely been influenced by how she was treated and how throughout her life she had to fight for the right to be seen…

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    of free speech, because Steyn gives a very one sided argument that promotes hate and even harm towards Muslim people. John Stuart Mill’s model would also support this government intervention.…

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    By having a voice, it allows ideas and feelings to be shared freely without fear of persecution for having an opinion. Usage of the Work-Out process allows freedom of speech in large group format, everyone’s voice can be heard and some might have better ideas than others. Facilitated by a third party, it allows each employee to be heard and contribute to any improvement to be made. In the end, by having Work-Out sessions…

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    court cases violated the rights that citizens obtained in the bill of rights and the constitution. Peaceful resistance, in my opinion, benefits the society more than it causes disruptions. The first amendment of the Bill of Rights includes freedom of speech, right to petition, assembly, religion and freedom of expression. The Bill of rights was created for the anti-federalists who didn’t want to ratify the constitution because it didn’t directly state the rights of citizens. In 1735 there was a…

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    cause prosecutions of racist expressions because it gets a wide media attraction. The minority found out that there is a weak relation between the consideration of hate speech as a criminal offence and its actual prevention…

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    regardless of their status, gender and belief as there is no Quranic verses that prohibit it. In Islam, freedom of expression can be in terms of criticism,thought,consultation speech and others. However there is some point where Islam restricted the freedom of expression when it refrain any truth from being revealed or the speech might be offensive in a way that caused hurtful. This is because, Islam encourages the douceur, tranquility, honesty and carefully when one expressing their opinion.…

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    Chances are everyone who has ever read this and will read this uses the internet daily. It is an incredibly convenient tool that allows us to find information in mere seconds. Imagine if our access to that information was suddenly limited, or even completely denied. That is the daily reality for citizens of China today. Their government censors anything on the internet that they do not agree with, and blocks popular websites such as Facebook, Twitter, Google, and YouTube. Some areas, such as Aba…

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