Massachusetts Declaration of Rights Quote

“The liberty of the press is essential to the security of freedom in a state; it ought not, therefore, to be restricted in this commonwealth.”


Ratings and Comments


Mike, Norwalk

The "liberty" of the press once meant that a despotic government would not interfere with independent expressions of observed accuracy. Today's press (MSM  being a forth {4th} branch of government) does not comport itself within such original meaning. Currently, "the press" is/are theocratic propagators on a mission to convert those not in agreement with the national establishment of religion (by example, the term "right(s)" is misused to advance the god Moloch's dogmas)

E Archer, NYC

My goodness, how far Massachusetts has fallen...

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