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Finally, the editor in chief of the Uzbek Russian-language newspaper "New Age" Valery Niyazmatov asked about the president to the substitution of freedom of speech permissiveness "until the use of profanity. "I hope, first, that you have in Uzbekistan, the (freedom of speech," Y "), all right - with a laugh, said Dmitry Medvedev .- We also have this all in a manner that demonstrates and our communicate with you. " The President said that "many times on this subject (freedom of speech," Y ") thinking:" This is a very complicated philosophical issue: where the boundaries of what is permitted and what is taboo. " Arguing about the "different views on the depth of freedom of speech," Dmitry Medvedev broke applause. "I also believe, like you, that profanity in general, the media shall not be used - said he .- But I am not sure that will support us in this room. They are able to say that profanity - are part of our culture, and we use it sometimes. "Silence." Finished the arguments about freedom of speech, Dmitry Medvedev: "The Liberty, of course, assumes responsibility and competence. The primary responsibility of a journalist - to tell the truth, but how he does it - it's your business, it's your decision."