In the last week we talked about different perspectives on
freedom. We glanced over different documents to see how different authors see
different pros and cons to certain situation and although now we have these
stories public and available everywhere it made me wonder, since these
documents were published back in the day by the lower class, does that mean
that they were not received at all to the public? Was it strictly to those who
were present? So than I went back back and thought what authors have also been
neglected or had different views. And of course I find that practically every
author we have read about has had difficulties releasing their point of view.
Take George Orwell. He had escaped his country and created a new “freedom” but
yet he still had to change his name and even some parts of his story to avoid
legal trouble. Also Ayn Rand who has been controversial to people for ages. Even though America is not at 100% equality I
still feel that we are really fortunate that we can have a freedom of speech that
even if the government turns down or ideas, that enough people believe in
Freedom of Speech and will try to make every voice heard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8m8cQI4DgM&list=PLmKbqjSZR8TYD9bf1-N9MYe_cSEwQAx43
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