A group of soccer players think their coach is too strict. They begin making up and sharing stories online where they get reveng
e on the coach. The coach finds out and goes to police. The coach says the stories are threatening. The players say the stories are funny and a harmless way to release stress. They say that they wouldn't actually do anything. Based on the scenario, which statement is true?
Nothing will happen, since the coach violated the privacy of the soccer players.
Nothing will happen, since the players have the unlimited right to free expression.
The players could be in trouble, since they cannot threaten the safety or rights of another.
The coach could be in trouble, since strict rules unfairly limit the rights of the soccer players.
Although the principles of separation of church and state along with freedom of the press were advocated by many different Enlightenment philosophers, perhaps the most famous was John Locke.
