> Freedom of Speech is not the right to be heard I partially agree. Freedom of speech isn't the right to be heard by those who don't want to hear you, but it m

> Freedom of Speech is not the right to be heard I partially agree. Freedom of speech isn't the right to be heard by those who don't want to hear you, but it most certainly is the right to be heard by those who do want to hear you. To put it another way: Alice wants to say something. Bob wants to hear what Alice has to say. Cedric, a would-be censor, wants to prevent Alice getting her message out to Bob. Censorship is whenever Cedric wins, and freedom of speech is whenever Cedric fails.