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A 5 page paper which examines hate websites on the Internet and
discusses whether or not they should be protected by freedom of expression. Bibliography
lists 7 sources.
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5 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JR7_RAhate.rtf
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ideas of white supremacy and other hate related ideals. However, as citizens of a free nation these people are also prone to believe in freedom of speech and expression, which
are incredibly powerful and idealistic freedoms. At the same time we, as a nation, must ask ourselves if hate speech should be protected on the Internet. With that in mind
the following paper examines some of the issues being argued today as it relates to freedom of expression and hate websites on the Internet. Hate, Freedom of Expression
and the Internet "The United States of America has always been built on the idea that every person has a right to express their opinion, no matter what that may
be. The term freedom of speech has almost become a cliche because of the amount we Americans discuss its importance in our society" (Con, 2003). And, freedom of expression concerning
hateful ideas seemed acceptable to society, in light of the freedoms, until the Internet came along. "Because the Internet is not regulated, a person can publish a web site saying
anything, and many people do. People take the freedom of the Internet to publish lewd websites, websites telling all of off the wall conspiracy theories, and, perhaps the most dangerous
websites of them all, hate websites" (Con, 2003). Interestingly enough, although "the United States of America has always prided itself on the deals of freedom of speech and freedom
of expression, that has never meant that American citizens can say what they want, whenever they want. People have always had a right to express their opinions in a peaceful,
intelligent way" yet that "ethic of freedom of speech becomes meaningless when violence becomes involved" (Con, 2003). This is becoming more and more prevalent as the hate websites grow
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