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Svetlanka [38]
3 years ago
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Three reasons why freedom of speech is central to the daily life of an American

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xxTIMURxx [149]3 years ago
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Freedom of speech is really important is modern America because it allows to have a real democracy since candidates can convince citizens about their proposals, keeping them informed about them.

Freedom of speech is really important in keeping on the machinery of free market running in modern America. Just imagine a good restaurant not being able to tell about its good food and good prices to the people or imagine consumers not being able to talk about a new cellphone in the market.

Freedom of speech is essential to the pepole in modern America because the sense of freedom is to be able to tell others how we feel and not being condemned for doing so. Essentially if you feel happy or sad you can go to the park and shout a thing like: I feel good today or the contrary.

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