'The right to freedom of expression does not imply the right to offend religious beliefs.'
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title: 'Re: "Leaving out the radicals"'
text: 'If one chooses not to express his disconcent for someone or thing just because it may be offensive, he is choosing to stifle his own rights and suppor oppression. Should Marx have used self-censorship before writing his works, simply because others may feel it a bad idea? While ideas may face stiff resistance, they are still beneficial to a healthy society.'
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date: 2006-02-24 20:16:25
submitter: JoeCool
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