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Motion pictures aren't mentioned in the Constitution, but most would consider censoring movies to be a violation of free speech. Do you think because the Const
by tenebrisalietum 4y ago
Motion pictures aren't mentioned in the Constitution, but most would consider censoring movies to be a violation of free speech. Do you think because the Constitution doesn't specifically mention motion pictures, government should be able to directly or indirectly control what you watch?