The logic of the principle is simple: we don't need to protect society's treasured ideas and institutions--they pose no danger to us; we pose no danger to them.
Using literary analysis and psychological case histories, "The Birth of Pleasure" asks why Western civilization treasures the idea of tragic passion -- the tale of Hester Prynne and her lover, the weak-willed minister Arthur Dimmesdale, being a case in point.
This does not contradict that the freedom of speech is meant for the 'weakest' – in the sense that they treasure unpopular ideas and thus should be guaranteed the right to defend unconventional convictions.
Upon choosing to make the game for the Nintendo 64, Treasure thought it would be a "good idea" to work with Enix.
But as a child I treasured the idea of this infinitely just place called Idaville.
We treasure the idea that any one individual's ballot could decide an election.
While Gatsby treasured the idea of her so much, she did not meet his great expectations of purity and perfection.
THE British treasure the idea of pottering off into the sunset at the end of a respectable career to tend the dahlias, so news of a row within government over raising the retirement age to 70 or abolishing it altogether has spread alarm.
This Is Your Stop Ladies and gentlemen, New York City treasures the wild ideas of its kookier citizens.
His work over the years is a treasure trove of ideas".
