By upholding freedom of speech, the government is not encouraging which of the following selections? select one: a. the discussion of fringe political concepts b. experimentation in arts and literature c. suppression of information that could be damaging to top politicians d. the free spread of new economic ideas

The correct answer is A) the discussion of fringe political concepts.

By upholding freedom of speech, the government is not encouraging the discussion of fringe political concepts.

The government respects the rights written in the United States Constitution. Freedom of speech is one of those rights granted to the United States citizens. So when the government upholds freedom of speech, the government is not encouraging the discussion of fringe political concepts. There is no need to do so. It is already granted since the times of the founding fathers that framed the US Constitution. It is an alienated right that no need to be discussed.

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