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Agreed. Also, freedom of speech doesn’t mean unlimited rights to all broadcast venues for speech. If these guys want to publish stuff on their own website, no

• mistermann 8y ago
  Does that hold true for Europe?
  • swebs 8y ago
    As far as I know, no European country has the equivalent of the first amendment. Speech is heavily restricted in some countries.
  • zouhair 8y ago
    Hate speech is extremely restricted in most democratic European countries. In France for example if you publicly deny the Holocaust you get to visit prison for some time.
    • masklinn 8y ago
      > In France for example if you publicly deny the Holocaust you get to visit prison for some time. In theory, it's 1 year in prison and 45k€ (and it's denial of any recognised crime against humanity), same penalty as provoking racial, religious or ethnic discrimination, hatred or violence; however the maximum penalties (and prison time) are rarely reached e.g. well-known far-right asshole Alain Soral only got a 6k€ fine for publishing and selling a poster ruled denialist, defamatory and inciting religious hatred against jews back in 2014.