Is freedom of speech necessary in a free society? Give reasons for your answer.

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It is argued by many, whether or not citizens of a democratic country should have the right to
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. In my opinion, freedom of
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is
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of the most important fundamental
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of a free society because what's the point of independence if you can not even share your thoughts freely.
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with, if the government is going to control what a person can or cannot speak,
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they are even worst than a monarch, at least they did not pretend to run a democratic country. Freedom to express an opinion is
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of the social
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of a citizen and a benchmark for a free society.
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, people want their voice to be heard and any kind of restriction imposed on them to abide by limited
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makes them feel their
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have been violated.
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, when a curfew was declared under unlikely situations, and people were not allowed to meet in groups, they felt that they are being suppressed by force.
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, freedom to speak should not be mistaken as uttering anything as
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wishes. Individuals should keep in mind that others have
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to and
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should exert their
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accordingly
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. Words are more powerful than weapons and they should be used nicely and wisely,
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, especially, political leaders should be careful while using their prerogative to exchanging messages with other governments to avoid any serious conflicts during wartime.
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, to sum up, everyone should be allowed to enjoy the right of
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and each individual should be cautious while using their language.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Freedom of speech
  • Democratic society
  • Marketplace of ideas
  • Dissenting opinions
  • Social progress
  • Innovation
  • Government accountability
  • Transparency
  • Good governance
  • Cultural development
  • Personal freedom
  • Self-realization
  • Public debate
  • Human rights
  • Liberties
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