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Our View: Don’t use a tragedy to erode freedom
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Charleston City Paper
In fact, we need to fight harder to protect words we detest if we say we truly are for free speech.
Censoring words — even words we hate — leads us away from freedom and towards fascism.
He said one good thing he actually didn’t believe.”So think about Kirk’s words.
Keep America free.”S.C. Republicans need to take these words of Charlie Kirk to heart and stop their too-convenient, politicized witch hunt.
Let’s not erode free speech.
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