... not put a burden on anyone's rights. To show how censorship can put a limit on a person's given rights, the author makes the statement that censorship used to regulate and punish college students' speech are "legally muzzling,"" since it restricts the rights of the First Amendment. H e uses an authority from the ACLU to comment on these laws specifically from the University of ... point of view. Hence, censure becomes a necessity. Wills' use of authorative testimony concretes the foundation for his argument. Wills uses rhetorical questions to promote censure as well. In his essay, he brin...

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