> coming from a country where people get taught from primary school onward to "disagree with what you say but fight for your right to say it". I've always foun

> coming from a country where people get taught from primary school onward to "disagree with what you say but fight for your right to say it". I've always found that to be a trite self-aggrandising phrase (especially in its "to the death" variant). How many of the people who have repeated that, actually stick by it long term? Gotta be microscopic.