In the simplest terms, the debate is between censorship and the freedom to read. The most important question when discussing censorship deals with its constitutionality; does censorship violate the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech? Censorship advocates actually use the words of the First Amendment to make their point; "the amendment reads, 'Congress shall make no law...
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They believe that, although the federal government is forbidden to censor, it is not unconstitutional for states and local communities to pass censorship laws (Berger 69). Also, since the US Supreme Court does not believe the First Amendment protects all forms of expression (child pornography, etc...
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Freedom of Speech and Expression Online How much of the Internet would still exist? The answer is not much. Someone who is easily offended could find something they consider "indecent" on just about any website...	3 / 622
Censorship A good representation of censorship can be seen in television, where inappropriate language and scenes are edited to fit the viewer age group. Early exposure to violence, sex, cursing, and drugs can be harmful for the development of a child and the ideas that they gain from seeing such things...	1 / 223
censorship 230 years ago are four fathers signed the constitution so we would have right and now cause someone don't like something they are just going to pull some of are rights now how is that fair and how is it right to do that...	2 / 334
Who Is Free To Choose (CD ROM) The next question is who is going to decide for the millions of users on the Internet what is objectionable for them to see and read. The Internet has developed into a vast medium of knowledge with many users contributing to its growth...	5 / 1132