>The US has freedom of speech like no other in the world. The fundamental communication issue there is that the EU is not the US, not culturally or in history.

>The US has freedom of speech like no other in the world. The fundamental communication issue there is that the EU is not the US, not culturally or in history. Freedom, and as a consequence, Freedom of Speech, are defined different here. Or in some cases you have Freedom of Opinion not Freedom of Speech. People in Europe have simply agreed that in polite and free society, certain speech is not desirable and corrodes the fundamentals of our democratic process and values. People in the US think that all speed is allowed or else you corrode the fundamentals of their democratic process and values. Both opinions are valid. But people in the EU will think that the US isn't doing free speech well and people in the US will think the EU isn't doing free speech well. Ultimately, neither of those is the objectively right way to do freedom because there is none.