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...free speech in America means that you may say only the things that are agreeable to the government. (From: Section 4: Hunger Striking in America, Mother Eart....)
Every dispute of a free people, in the opinion of such politicians, amounts to disorder, and a breach of the national peace. What heart-burnings? What delay to affairs? What want of secrecy and dispatch? What defect of police? Men of superior genius sometimes seem to imagine, that the vulgar have no title to act, or to think. (From: Part 5, Section III..)
The degree of freedom of the press existing in this country is often over-rated.
There is no sales value there, but it extends your publicity a little and by talking about these things on the air in wartime one has the feeling that one is keeping a tiny lamp alight somewhere. (From: Chapter 4: A Disagreement in Verse, Page 58..)
If the press is my own, I need permission of the state for employing it as I seek the permission to blow my nose. (From: Part 2, Chapter II, Section 2..)
Wretches that we are, we insult the pagans, yet they never knew our theological quarrels; they have never shed a drop of blood for the interpretation of a dogma, and we have flooded the earth with it. (From: Page 143..)
The supposed right of intolerance is absurd and barbaric. It is the right of the tiger; nay, it is far worse, for tigers do but tear in order to have food, while we rend each other for paragraphs. (From: Page 169..)

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