James Madison's theory treats freedom of expression as an intrinsic feature of democracy. In this way you should not use the pretext of "defense of democracy" to silence a man because you disagree with him, even if he is a fascist.
We can cite as evidence the power relationship between the king or president and the people. Freedom of expression does not exist for the tyrant to be silenced, but for him to speak and we can answer him.
Because of the proposal president Truman endorsed on equal rights amendment to the United States.
I am sure that's correct, Davis being a Democrat was strong on states rights.
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Huh? I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE SAYING.
