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sukilot
2192 days ago
You got it backwards. The fact that unfree nations are seen as human rights violations shows that free speech is a public good even when illegal.
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kelnos
2191 days ago
I'm not sure what the argument is, then? Either we need or don't need laws in place to ensure freedom of speech (clearly we do). If that's not what we're talking about, what is a law "recognizing free speech as a public good"? That... isn't a thing?
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djrogers
2192 days ago
Why don’t you peruse the elected members of the UN Human Rights Council and get back to us on who is seen as ‘human rights violations’.
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