Which political ideology do you most identify with?

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How would your social interactions change if public conversations had to avoid a list of state-prohibited topics?

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@9KZNK8Z from Georgia answered…2mos2MO

Our conversations would change because we would no longer have the freedom of speech that every American citizen has the right to.

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@9L36CSV from Indiana agreed…2mos2MO

We all as Americans have the right to free speech but if we ended up with a list of what was okay and not okay to say then it would be annoying and frustrating to communicate.

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