Freedom of speech:
This is known to be a free opportunity to disseminate informations, ideas, thoughts and perspective on a particular issue, act or situation.
When we say freedom of speech it’s known as having the freedom to say anything you feel like saying at any time and anywhere you feel like saying it.
What I feel on this and how it affects us presently.
Are you safe to speak Freely in your country ?
Talking about the freedom of speech I feel it depends on what you are willing to say, for the fact that you are been giving a right to speak freely doesn’t mean you should just open your mouth to say something that can affect other peoples life negatively if what you are saying will impact positive outcome or change in any aspect or areas you are willing to talk about then you can go on if you are safe.
You wanting to talk freely is not a bad idea, but talking about something that’s risky for example talking about politics might cost your life due to the kind of information you are willing to disseminate or have in your possession.
Take and instant of the journalist that was murdered, A journalist working for Radio Liberty in Ukraine was killed in Russian rocket strikes on Kyiv on Thursday evening.
The reason for her death may be because she has a vital information she might disseminate which will not be favorable to a party and they decided to take her down.
We have a lot of people who are willing to say something or give and idea on how we can reduce some major crises in my country and even yours but due to the fear of what might happen after they talk is what’s holding them down. We can’t blame them, nobody wants to die or put he’s or her family at risk but this is really affecting the growth and positive Change in our countries today.
NOTE: because we are free to talk does not mean we are free to talk!
We should not always talk in order to tarnish another man image, culture, moral and religion we should always talk to promote peace, love and harmony God help us all.
Positivity matters.
Thank you for reading.
