> As an American I would trust most countries in the EU with stuff like this over even my own country given the direction of the USA. As an american you trust

> As an American I would trust most countries in the EU with stuff like this over even my own country given the direction of the USA. As an american you trust europeans with free speech more than the US? Doesn't sound like an american to me considering how heavily europe censors. > Germany already bans Nazi imagery and wording in many forms except for history purposes and they seem to be fine. Fine by what standard? > We already have problems in the USA where now nonviolent political protestors are being prosecuted by the federal government and officials are encouraging people to commit violence against the protestors in spite of the protestors having the First Amendment to back them up - statutory limits or freedoms are not magic that make things right. Can you cite an example?