198 Quotes About Free-speech

De câte ori se întreabă omul modern, o dată cu dreptul la liberă exprimare, ce condiții trebuie totuși să respecte, așa încât minunăția de expresie liberă pe care și-o permite să nu fie, la rândul ei, o încălcare a altor drepturi ale altor oameni?

Blasphemy laws in Islamic countries force people there to stay quiet. If we also choose to be quite because of self-imposed blasphemy laws, who will be left to speak? It is our responsibility and our duty and our privilege to speak our minds. People have died so that you and I can have the right to free speech. what a dishonour to their memory if we squander this gift they have given us.

You win a debate with a better argument, not by force.

In other words, they were unwilling to tolerate conservative speech, which they were intolerant of conservative speech.

But the combination of modern hyper-parenting and left-leaning professors and administrators has allowed students to remake universities into large-scale editions of the island in Lord Of The Flies.

Unlike a public performance, such as stand-up comedy, or a live play, reading a book is a very private experience. No one wants to be told what to read, or what they are reading is unsuitable, immoral, racist, sexist, or offensive, as they read a book, in the privacy of their own room. That is why literature will be the last bastion, in the arts at least, of free choice, free speech and free expression.

Some people’s idea of free speech is that they are free to say what they like but if anyone says anything back, that is an outrage.

The United States went from the undisputed leader in the "Idea Economy" to a censored and barren wasteland of "wokeness" in one generation.

Blasphemy laws in Islamic countries force people there to stay quiet. If we also choose to be quiet because of self-imposed blasphemy laws, who will be left to speak? It is our responsibility and our duty and our privilege to speak our minds. People have died so that you and I can have the right to free speech. what a dishonour to their memory if we squander this gift they have given us.