Ceres Coy Says Free Speech Includes Vulgar Viewpoints
Ceres Coy asserts that if people reject a viewpoint they can avoid it, insisting that free communication is essential for a free society and that even vulgar voices are part of that system.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2003
Page
2
Ceres Coy asserts that if people reject a viewpoint they can avoid it, insisting that free communication is essential for a free society and that even vulgar voices are part of that system.
The Franklin County Health Department reports early flu activity with several child deaths this year. Vaccination progress shows about 3,400 doses administered, with remaining supplies for children. few adult doses left for high risk groups. Officials urge frequent hand washing, tissue disposal, covering coughs, and staying home when ill.
A compiled list of contact details for political figures in Kansas including Governor Kathleen Sebelius, U S senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, and representatives Tom Holland Bill Feuerbom Joe Humerickhouss Stanley Dreher. Phone numbers and office addresses provided.
In a blunt critique, the author argues the Saddam Hussein arrest, achieved with minimal resistance, does not justify the Iraq invasion. He contends the war lacked broad international support, questions the rationale of weapons claims, and warns that continuing occupation risks civil war while highlighting Afghanistan and global terrorism as priorities.
The writer argues the December mad cow case should be contained to protect consumer confidence and U.S. beef exports, noting economic ripple effects through feed, processing, and farm workers. He discusses brain tissue risks, Canada’s export shock, and the idea that American beef can absorb demand with careful trading policies.
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