According to the Nonconsequentialist Approach to the Freedom of Speech

question 1

Multiple Choice

According to the nonconsequentialist approach to the freedom of speech, this freedom is allowed up to, but not beyond, the point at which it

• A) causes offense to someone based on the views or ideas expressed.
• B) expresses a dislike of the government.
• C) communicates a disagreement with a widely held religion.
• D) interferes with someone else's free speech rights.

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