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I have lived by the principle of free speech. I may disagree with what someone has to say, but I will fight to the death for their right to say it. I have responded with just that sentence whenever I have been approached by someone who was irate about something someone said or did.
But lately, I also have been thinking that free speech is being taken way too far. There used to be a time when people respected one another and didn't set out to ruin careers and lives, as so many people do these days. I refuse to try to take away anyone's right to speak freely, but that doesn't mean I need to sit back quietly and let what they have to say stand. I also have the right to speak freely and to challenge those who attack others with malice.
I applaud you for writing this.
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