The right to obscene thoughts - Video

Update: 2011-01-31

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This lecture discusses how genuine freedom must include all manner of thought, including the irrational, the bad, and the obscene, and how the recent new offence of possessing extreme pornography has breached this principle.

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The right to obscene thoughts - Video