Straight Talk Advocate Pillows

"The birds and the bees? I'd rather learn about sex."

Squeezing the Free Press.

Voltaire

Meet the Enemy

Censors 'no' a good thing when they see it.

Sue the Author 3PM

Denmark scrapped anti-blasphemy law!

"Lori, go ahead and toss in 'Lolita.' Now, what's next?" "We'll need more lighter fluid." "'The Lottery' is devils work." "We must protect the children." "Book burning club"

Trappist Monk Discord

Constitutional Convention. We're behind schedule, everybody wanted to make a speech about the first amendment. For the second amendment, let's stick to bullet points. (Published previously on May 19, 2010).

Unfettered Corporate Campaigning.

A new you. 'First, you've got to stop lying about you age.' It didn't start off well.

Lady Justice and Confidential Files

Twitter censorship

"Wow. . . is that you, Mr Erdogan. . . Mr Kim Jong-un. . . Mr Putin. . . Mr Maduro. . . Mr. Bin-Salman. . . Mr al-Assad. . ."

Turkey, present day...

"And this will allow people the freedom to express themselves through the talking points of their choosing."

"We occasionally remove content that is considered to be subversive, or a potential threat to public order and national security."

'We had to discontinue the alphabet soup, sir - Too many censorship problems.'

Man ironing the censorship into a book.

"I like you because you have absolutely no agenda."

All Danish Mohammed Cartoons, All the Time!

'Staffers don't report we're managing decline. They report we met our targets and did out job!'

Censorship? We Don't Do That Here.

"This next song I wrote I won't sing due to political correctness."

Book dictator

Redacted Funnies: "Finally, the President blurted out what the country knew all along. . . . . . "

Freedom Book.

Safe spaces?

"Haven't you ever heard of the first amendment?"

"Cartoonist are harmless? Not at all!! These people have weapons!! Here, see for yourself!"

Cartoonist Stabbed By Censorship Swords

Censorship.

Debating Society. I can accept that money is speech as long as we can agree that some spending is like yelling fire in a theater.

The Barrel of a Gun: the Press and the Truth