Kind of surprised that Julia had no comment, or expressed no opinion, on the propriety of censoring opinions from appearing on social media sites. I will assume that she is nonchalant about any value that might be ascribed to the Constitution's 1st Amendment, but rather believes that government is the proper arbiter of truthful expression.
Kind of surprised that Julia had no comment, or expressed no opinion, on the propriety of censoring opinions from appearing on social media sites. I will assume that she is nonchalant about any value that might be ascribed to the Constitution's 1st Amendment, but rather believes that government is the proper arbiter of truthful expression.
Kind of surprised that Julia had no comment, or expressed no opinion, on the propriety of censoring opinions from appearing on social media sites. I will assume that she is nonchalant about any value that might be ascribed to the Constitution's 1st Amendment, but rather believes that government is the proper arbiter of truthful expression.