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If you think speech bans will stop with your enemies, history suggests otherwise. Here's one example: In 1974, the National Union of Students in the United Kingdom adopted a policy banning racist and fascist speakers. The Union of Jewish students supported the policy, thinking it would apply to the... right-wing National Front. A few years later, the Jewish student group watched as some local unions used the policy to ban Zionist speakers on campus. As former ACLU Executive Director Ira Glasser once said, speech restrictions are like poison gas — they may seem like a powerful weapon when the enemy is in your sights and the wind is at your back. But the wind has a way of shifting. And when it does, you will want the right to offend firmly on your side. My closing remarks at the The Cambridge Union debate: "This House Believes In The Right To Offend."show more

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In a free society, you should have the right to be who you are and to speak your mind. My remarks at the The Cambridge Union for the proposition "This House Believes In The Right To Offend":

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