Analysis Of All Quiet On The Western Front By Senator Robert M. La Follette
For anyone to place a limit on an American's right to express or suspend one's right's, is to be very dubious in being an American themselves! "Give me the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely according to conscience, above all liberties." (John Milton, 1644) in that quote, Senator Robert M. La Follette uses it to defend his right to speak out against the war. Furthermore, for the right for the citizens of this country to discuss issues without fear.
First of all, our goverment is founded on the right's of the people to speak freely during these dire times. Also, the power of the people not to be condemed by their officers of the goverment.
Second of all, the duty of the official to obey the popular demand of it's people