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Comment on Faith, Not Free Speech, Makes Martyrs by Freddie Stewart, Jr
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Comments for Crisis Magazine
On the Right, many were quick to praise him as a martyr for free speech and civil discourse.
Charlie wasn’t assassinated because he stood for the free exchange of ideas.
Charlie wasn’t assassinated because he stood for the free exchange of ideas.
Free speech and the marketplace of ideas don’t produce martyrs.
Like all martyrs, Charlie died for his faith in the end.
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