Not now, not ever!
It's awfully tempting to try and muzzle and censor the thoughts, ideas, expressions and writings of those who offend us.
But if you censor and limit what that person says you limit my freedom to hear or read it. And that to me is the greater crime. I should be allowed to hear, see, or read the thoughts, writings, or expressions of everyone, especially from those that offends me because I should be free to refute it.
And I ask again the pertinent question when it comes to limiting freedom of speech and freedom of expression. Who is qualified to arbitrate what I should or should not read? Krish? Ketchim? George W. Bush? Stephen Harper? Hamid Karzai?
It's awfully tempting to try and muzzle and censor the thoughts, ideas, expressions and writings of those who offend us.
But if you censor and limit what that person says you limit my freedom to hear or read it. And that to me is the greater crime. I should be allowed to hear, see, or read the thoughts, writings, or expressions of everyone, especially from those that offends me because I should be free to refute it.
And I ask again the pertinent question when it comes to limiting freedom of speech and freedom of expression. Who is qualified to arbitrate what I should or should not read? Krish? Ketchim? George W. Bush? Stephen Harper? Hamid Karzai?
