Freedom of Expression of Adults Lincoln Douglas style debate outline
Limiting the freedom of expression of adults is not justified by society’s desire to protect children Introduction (30 sec): Censorship, or limiting the expression of inappropriate ideas before they reach the public eye, is a threat to freedom on our society. ... Freedom: Ability to conduct oneself as one sees fit, within the limits of the law. ... Children: A person between toddlerhood and adolescence (4-13) Value Premise (30 sec): Responsibility—most adults are responsible enough to recognize what behaviors are appropriate for children to be exposed to. ... Why should adults suffer to protect children from things that don’t interest them? ... But those are illegal actions, not condoned under freedom of expression. But to forbid adults to smoke and drink for fear children may start?