A courtier, he was a habitué of the salon of the Marquise de Rambouillet, where his taste and judgment in questions of speech and writing earned the respect of men of letters.
The Internet has collapsed the distinctions between domestic politics and international affairs, ensuring that these messy questions of speech and religion are now hashed out in full view of the world, meaning that local bigotry can have global consequences.
The petitioners, on the other hand, were pleased: "This is not a question of free speech, but of stopping a virulently anti-gay organization from peddling false speech at the expense of vulnerable LGBT youth," said John Becker of Truth Wins Out.
We all have lots of venues for expressing our opinions, so it's certainly not a question of free speech".
Many Reddit users took the issue of whether to take the post down or not as a question of free speech.
The wounds of Spain's past are still sore.The question of free speech and the past is also a live one in France.
He believes that if Turkey has energy for reform, it should be directed inwards, at human rights, the question of free speech and respect for minorities.
The question of free speech quickly became political, with a campus group, the College Republicans, circulating a petition calling for Mr. McSwane's resignation.
FOR a country that has sadly been all too often mired in war and conflict with its neighbours, the question of a speech in a foreign capital ought to barely merit much attention.
Shifting from what would have seemed a question of free speech to other constitutional issues, he and Lohenry proceeded to assert that the Bill of Rights commanded freedom of religion not the "separation of church and state".
