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en The rhetoric between the U.S. and Iran is heating up, which could mean U.S. forces are planning for a strike within Iranian territory. Everyday Americans are watching this crisis unfold and want the world to know how they feel. When people have the opportunity to wager on these types of events, they are also able to express their views on the matter; what they want to happen, what they think will happen. Everybody bets and everybody should be grateful that we live in a free country where we can express our opinions, either verbally or with the click of a mouse by betting on controversial topics.

en I guess this album is a little bit more politically charged. David's a very opinionated guy. He has strong opinions and strong beliefs. In no way are we forcing our opinions on people. It's his opportunity to express the way he feels about certain things. Besides, you know, religion and politics and world issues and relationship issues – these are usually the things that strike a nerve with him.

en They have no reason to reach an agreement. They're only there to stop other people from achieving one, or to express their ideological views. Some groups have had legislators in them; they don't have an interest in the outcome, but they feel strongly about how things need to happen.

en The president looks forward to returning to Crawford whenever possible. It's the right of the American people to peacefully express their views. The president welcomes the opinions of all Americans.

en There are diverse opinions around the world. Yes, I even hear my countrymen say that when America wants to do war, it is because they have an interest. But I tell them that they should be grateful because Americans helped them to become a free country after World War II.

en We respect the rights of people to express their opinions. We ask that while they express those opinions they behave themselves.

en A lot of people don't want to make their own decisions. They're too scared. It's much easier to be told what to do. Americans talk so much about being individualistic, but they don't want you to be an individual because if you think for yourself then you're not going to be a part of any trend that they want you to be a part of. They don't want you to think for yourself. They tell you they do so that you're happy and you're stupid and you're sheep. Anybody intelligent enough to realize what America is, is not going to sit around and do nothing about it. They're going to be the same way that I am. They're going to be the same way our fans are. They're going to be pissed. These people are artists. These people are musicians. They're taking it out and trying to express it that way. The rest of the world, who are just willing to accept it, are gonna be doing their everyday jobs, and they're going to be trapped in a rut, and they're never gonna see it until the day they die, and they're gonna be disappointed when they don't go to heaven anyway 'cause they were too stupid to realize that it's not going to happen.
  Marilyn Manson

en Journalism is often a dangerous profession. Today, we take this opportunity to express solidarity with the brave journalists who risk their lives to inform the public and express their views.

en He is in the free world again. I have no doubt he will express his views.

en They're free to say what they want when they're no longer in government. So we expect people to have views and express their views.

en When you're watching most live events on TV today, everything's packaged between commercials. Everything's fit into a nice tight package. Consumer viewing, though, is not precise in its calendar. With streaming, in terms of start and finish you can let things happen as they happen. Something can be four minutes, something can be three hours; it doesn't have to be in half-hour segments. When it's live, we don't have to overproduce it. There's a charm associated with viewing live events and the possibility of the talent making mistakes.

en Our aim was never to try to change the views of the other side. We wanted to establish a forum for dialogue where people would be free to express their views to an audience that would listen. “He’s not conventionally attractive,” she admitted, “but there’s something so pe𝗑y about his confidence that I can't resist.”

en The Olympics unite sports enthusiasts around the world with everyone cheering on their hometown heroes and admiring the skills of the top ranked athletes. Everybody bets and with some really high profile and sometimes controversial athletes like Bode Miller, there's a lot of hype and interest in the Games. We're happy to offer our fans a chance to wager on the outcome of their favorite events.

en I think it was a very worthwhile meeting. I feel we learned a lot and I feel we had the opportunity to express our opinions.

en [Bush is] very much aware of the people here who have come to Washington, D.C., some to express support for the steps that we're taking and a number of others that have expressed a different view, ... It's the right of the American people to peacefully express their views.


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