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11K views · 2K reactions | Free speech is no friend to those in power. If you have power, why would you defend this radical idea that even the marginalised and vulnerable should have a voice? Free speech is first and mostly a friend of those without previlelge. Look at those who oppose free speech throughout history, and you'll see it's those who are silencing those who only have their voice. Look again today, and you'll see it is still the case. | Free Speech Union | Facebook
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