Im Really Not Charlie Hebdo Analysis

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The article "#JeSuisCharlie? No, I'm Really Not Charlie Hebdo" written by Sandip Roy focus on the importance of Freedom of Speech. From his article, he used pathos to show his sadness and fear of becoming Charlie Hebdo. He stated that even though Hendo's cartoon is offensive to some others, but why would he be murdered when he was given the right? Sandip explained, although we are given the right to freedom of expression, but there are restrictions to what we can say and express. Everyone has their own opinion and believes; in which can caused dislike and disagreement and even threats to your being. Once you step over the line, there are people who take action to show their anger and disagreement, and Hebdo is an example. However, that cannot

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