Society is served best by open conversation and the freedom 
to say almost anything. Often people are not able to articulate 
their discontent except angrily or rudely or indeed even offensive.

We ought to listen to the voices of discontent not conceal those 
voices, patronize those whom express them, reject them out of 
hand or use technology to suppress their words.

The online world is not a crowded theatre! Newspapers 
are making a grave error by echoing Ms Clinton's 
evident dismissal of countervailing voices. 

Newspapers are gravely in danger of only giving creedence 
to established and received opinion. Children are not 
given to reading newspapers. Adults collectively are 
hardly sheltered from degraded language. 

But keep in mind it is degraded because educators fail to
properly give cause to make use of it. You might ask why?

Limiting vocabulary prevents the articulation of discontent 
among the discontented and the deplored. 

Cut out their tongues you argue. Wrong!