Like him or not, he was genuinely important for the cause of free speech and freedom of the press, which we will need in the years and decades ahead.
By Paul Valentine, Washington Post
Repeatedly sued, prosecuted, jailed for contempt, gagged for obscene outbursts in court and, in 1978, shot and paralyzed by a would-be assassin, Mr. Flynt thrived on controversy. After the shooting, he used a wheelchair — gold-plated and velvet-lined to his specifications.
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