In the 1800s, many people found Edward Clay's political cartoons offensive. However, the First Amendment gave him the right to publish his political cartoons for the public. What do you think? Freedom

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No, as the founding fathers wanted in America we have the freedom speech. That's what all our veterans are fighting for.

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