Published October 3, 2022
Freedom of speech is an important part of a prosperous life. In the United States, we have the freedom to say pretty much whatever we want, as long as it doesn’t directly harm others. But what counts as harm? Some want the government to have the power to ban offensive speech, but this would give it immense powers that threaten our very prosperity.
Discussion Thread:
What is the difference between speech prohibited by the government, and speech you personally do not like?
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