Title: Freedom of Speech Restrictions - Owlcation
Headings: Freedom of Speech Restrictions
Freedom of Speech Restrictions
Introduction
"Fighting Words"
Actions
Private Restrictions
Airwaves
Pentagon Papers
Use of Restrictions
Summary
Conclusion

Content: 6 Surprising Exceptions to Freedom of Speech | The Saturday Evening Post
Your right to free speech is limited by where you are, what you say, and how you say it. Conclusion
After having looked more closely at the question "Should Free Speech Ever Be Restricted?", I believe that there are serious and valid times when speech should be restricted. I have previously cited instances where I think the restriction was correct, presented one where I think the attempted restriction was wrong. I think that we should have as much free speech as possible, but there are times when the free speech of one person intrudes upon the rights of another person. The best way to resolve this is to do what the courts have done which is to accommodate for over-lapping liberties. People's rights are adjusted, not eliminated, to compensate for dissolving freedoms. The First Amendment freedoms are first because they are the most important. The Constitution founders allowed for change. It is not to protect the majority, but the minority.