defending

> Defending freedom of speech means defending the right for other people to have dissenting opinions, this includes opinions that are stupid, racist and bigoted.

You are defending the indefensible at this point: >...the only possible solution is to introduce a bit of racism.

There are really only some members of the CDU and the agencies, who are defending the prosecution.

From this transcript, it's a much easier case proving negligence on the part of the F-16 pilot, than defending it.

No one implied any such thing, but you will read that into any ad defending parental rights to educate small children.

Someone clamoring for censorship in the name of feminism can be reasonably opposed on the grounds of defending free speech, etc.

People thinking of supplements healthier than whole foods, and actually claiming and defending it.

Outside the valley, defending the decision to hire someone without credentials is virtually impossible.

Most people have no training of any sort in defending against cognitive failures.

You won't catch me defending open offices, but they're even worse when they're full and the meeting rooms are booked all the time.

No one can say we don't have a legitimate interest in defending our borders at least.

It's also sad that we have to keep defending criminal behavior in attempt to fit this narrative that cops are racist.

"Defending" in the sense of publicly arguing that the accused officers are innocent is your basic right in a free society.

I don't think tptacek is defending the AV industry; I suspect he's advocating systems that are either inherently virus-resistant or use whitelisting, which is pretty much the opposite of what we usually call "antivirus".

Defending the 1% is literally what he does for a living.