Free Speech Dissent
The concept of liberty of contract and property rights often hindered government regulation, reflecting a skepticism towards individual rights. However, during the aftermath of World War I, dissenting voices gained protection, establishing that the legitimacy of majority rule hinges on the ability of all opinions to be expressed. This pivotal shift laid the groundwork for the modern understanding of free speech as essential to democracy.In this clip
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