Observation 1: Chapter 1-2 in Aims

In the argument "You Also Have the Right to Tell a Bigot What You Think" the writer argues for the point of the first amendment. To me the overall point of the essay was everyone has the right to express their opinion, but everyone also has the right to criticize those who express their opinions. I did not like the writer's introduction because it talks about sayings that have popular over the years and I really do not think it had much to do with his argument. He does seem to argue fairly for both sides of his argument. I like the way he gave lots of examples in order for the reader to be able to relate this subject to their lives. The author seems to passionate about this subject; he says several times that the phrase "entitled to my opinion" makes him nuts.