Persuasive Essay On Freedom Of Speech

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You go to school every one there has to watch what they say because the worlds once freedom of speech has be censored so now when you would go gather your friends and gossip you now have to watch what you would gossip about . do you think that is fair who side are you on the freedom of speech where you can say what you would like or the side where you agreed with the censoring of the worlds speech . that is up to you but here is my choice to stand up and be the free person that my soldiers fought for today. In the united states of america the right to say what we want is protected by the first amendment . so why should we hide from the truth . why hide why should we have to worry if what we say is gonna hurt the person it's about .why sould i go into hiding or even go missing just because of what i say . That is incredible that what i say can get me killed or even make me go missing why do i need to worry about putting a picture …show more content…

i would walk into the church all dressed for the big day and so would my spouse the church would look amazing with the white and gold and the priests would be dressed in his wedding vestman and when i would walk down the aisles my dress train would drag the ground behind me and we would get married but at the end there would be a cop to take away our licenses because they don't believe in gay marriage . Now i know that's not how god intended me was to marry another woman of man but that's my right to believe what i want my right to say who i love wen i want . My great grandmother banetai was gay and she wouldn't come to oklahoma because she was scared what people here would do and think why should she have been scared to come here and get made fun of . Her being gay wasn't going to hurt or kill anyone so why should they care it's what makes her happy good let her be happy

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