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Selected Quotes from David Sternlight posts on free speech

"So you believe in free speech only for those who agree with you?"
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"Surely you're not another who believes in free speech only for those who agree with you?"
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"One points out the above at the peril of vicious attack from those who believe in free speech only for people who agree with them."
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"Another crypto-fascist who believes in free speech only for those who agree with him."
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"It is you who have the dual standards, since you defend free speech for yourself and your friends, but wish to criticize it when it is exercised by others."
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