Subject Liberty, Democracy, Freedom of Expression …. all Noble Concepts We used these concepts to our hearts content to support our opinions on subject matters under the sun. But do we have limits to these expressions? For example, let us take Democracy and Freedom of Expression: How far can we go with these concepts? How far can we stretch our exercise of democracy and freedom of expression before we, unintentionally, touch the nerves of someone? What are the bounds where we are safe without offending someone? And how do we know
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