Freedom of Speech
Meredith Kerr
Charles W. Locke
U.S. History 121-03
9-27-99

Imagine a time when one could be fined,
imprisoned and even killed for just simply speaking
one's mind. Speech is the basic vehicle for
communication of beliefs, thoughts and ideas.
Without the right to speak one's mind freely one
would be forced to agree with everything society
stated. With freedom of speech one's own ideas can
be expressed freely and the follower's belief will
be stronger. The words sound so simple, but
without them the world would bee a very different
place. Without the right to speak freely one would
not be able to debt, nor would one be able to
receive full coverage on world issues. There would
be no interesting newspapers, no free religion and
no free thoughts. This amendment seems so simple
but, the boundaries of which issues and incidents
are covered are so complex and varied. What is
legal and illegal? What can be said and cannot be
said? Does......

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