Does Freedom of Speech make a person Free, or does independence make one Free? In this Case who would be free: a prisoner/inmate with unlimited freedom of speech; or one that owns land, family, has privacy, but has no freedom of speech?
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Ivan the Crusader
ANSWERS: 4
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I believe they all free, and they should all have freedom of speech.
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I don't see how you can have privacy and independence but not free speech. If some one has taken that away from you you are hardly independent and free
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I would rather lose physical freedom and have freedom of speech than the other way around, but the point is silly because a person with all the moneyt and land, would then have freedom of speech also...
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It takes a combination of freedoms to be free. You need to be free to speak and deliver that speech to like minded people and publish your speech to distribute to others. (Speech, Assembly, Movement and Press) You need to be able to make changes based on that speech if the people feel moved. (petition) this is just a short list, but if you remove one of them freedoms are infringed.
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