What I know from history is this: Those who do not appreciate their freedom and aren't prepared to protect it, will lose it.

You can only really appreciate being up when you know what it's like to have been down.

It seems that the price of having freedom is having to consistently fight to keep it.

Freedom is being whole on my own and not needing somebody else to complete me.

I can't imagine why a media company views a law preventing the commission of hate speech as a restriction on media freedom, but it is probably similar to how some religious folk view hate speech as being essential to religious freedom.

South Africa is the only country where an overwhelming majority in complete political control is apparently so threatened by a tiny minority that they need racist affirmative action policies to protect the majority by legislatively excluding the minority totally from the job market.