Liberty is a wild animal: it cannot be domesticated, it refuses to be tamed, and it’ll die if you force it to live within a cage.
The chain by which liberty is led to its holding cell is ‘speech’.
Once the government manages to put a collar on civilisation’s voice, its words and thoughts can be yanked around like a puppy being dragged down the road by Cruella de Vil, who is wearing the skins of her former pets as an outfit that shows less taste than Balenciaga.
This is the abusive environment inhabited by citizens of the West since our quaint cobbled...
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