Sentence examples for right to offensive from inspiring English sources

So Kennedy was willing to accept a very high risk of massive destruction in order to establish the principle that we – and only we – have the right to offensive missiles beyond our borders, in fact anywhere we like, no matter what the risk to others – and to ourselves, if matters fall out of control.

The Satanic Temple exercised its own right to offensive Free Speech in our performance of the Pink Mass at Fred Phelps's mother's grave this past summer.

That is correct: speech on the internet can be offensive and the right to be offensive is vital to democracy.

Many will still disagree, and take issue with the ACLU's positions on the first amendment, both historic and contemporary, in which they seemingly side with offensive jerks – in order to defend their right to be offensive jerks.

Then, as we noted earlier this week, author and Wire contributor David Keenan wrote an essay for Crack Magazine defending Gizmo's right to be offensive, noting that the language people were using to criticize the label, using words like "controversial," problematic," irresponsible" and "offensive, "sounded like rock 'n' roll to me".

In other words, she had a right to be offensive.

It's only a starting point to defend the right to be offensive.

They will argue that they (we, everyone) have a right to be offensive.

It's time to defend the right to be offensive: not allowing debate on campus is dangerous.

The issue is not whether European papers have the right to publish offensive cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

But there are two different issues tangled up here: whether students have a right to say offensive things, and whether it is right for them to do so.