The test of democracy is freedom of criticism. ~David Ben-Gurion I have written about the Freedom of Religion and religious speech a number of times and in doing so have often touched on the broader aspects of the right of Freedom … Continue reading →
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Tagged as 1984, ann coulter, arab spring, distrust of government, emma sullivan, facebook, freedom of speech, george orwell, governor sam brownback, green revolution, high school, jasmine revolution, jimmy carter playboy article, kansas, keith olberman, napoleon bonaparte, patti mcguire, political action committees, richard nixon, rush limbaugh, sherriene jones-sonntag, social media, talking heads, twitter, united states constitution, youth in government program
Who would think that the Young man in the Aviator Sunglasses could be so devious? Note to Parents: While this article talks about my own misdeeds it is not an endorsement or blessing of your kid doing such things unless … Continue reading →
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