According to Ben-Porath, curtailing free speech based on content or the presumed motivation of the speaker raises the risk of
A) upsetting free speech advocates.
B) breaking anti-censorship laws.
C) creating some version of thought police.
D) conflict among campus groups.

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Curtailing free speech based on content or presumed motivations of the speaker creates a version of thought police as it restricts the free exchange of ideas and limits the ability of individuals to express their thoughts without fear of punishment or censorship.

According to Ben-Porath, Curtailing Free Speech Based on Content or the Presumed