DEAD SPEECH RESURRECTION

   

    How does the abandoning of an ideal impact the human being going through this?
Consider the impact that nothing has on absolutely everything in the known universe.
This is tantamount to the impact ideals have on human beings absolute zero its not measured.
To begin with, there's no such thing as everything. That's all a made up lie. 

You can see it in reverse at the end of the telescope if you flip the image and magnify it 

back to normal size. There's no denying its no longer the same image but at least it extrapolates 

from the imprint. So do ideals serve as guidelines to shepherd us into a corral, so to speak, 

where we remain more or less in the right neighborhood. What if we feared the freedom

 to speak and advised wisely to all coming into this place that the less one says the better 

overall (for reasons themselves which are best left unstated)?

     It's hard to say, or that is, to refrain from saying, as the case may very well should have been.
If freedom of speech goes without saying then its becoming necessary to justify putting limitations 

on speech. It's this very justification that in fact should be preserved at all costs with the individual 

in order for that entity's rights to be safeguarded. In other words freedom of speech really means 

having the freedom of knowing when not to speak at all, and having that freedom defended at all cost. 

    When everything is A-OK, there really doesn't remain anything of that much importance to say. 

It's when things aren't fine that we need the guaranteed freedom to say what the situation demands 

us to, and no limitation should be imposed nor any presuppositions in whatever guise they may present themselves should inhibit our right to remain silent.  People deserve the right to default back to the 5th in order to preserve their inherent innocence. Speech isn't dead when there's nothing left to be said. Speech is dead when you and I are not allowed to say nothing.  Just as it's most alive when you and I are allowed to say anything we please.