According to the nonconsequentialist approach to the freedom of speech, this freedom is allowed up to, but not beyond, the point at which it
A) causes offense to someone based on the views or ideas expressed.
B) expresses a dislike of the government.
C) communicates a disagreement with a widely held religion.
D) interferes with someone else's free speech rights.

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Nonconsequentialist approaches to freedom of speech emphasize rights and duties over the outcomes of speech. Thus, the limit to freedom of speech, from this perspective, is when it infringes on someone else's similar rights, such as their own freedom of speech.

According to the Nonconsequentialist Approach to the Freedom of Speech