> No one wants to "ban free speech". There just need to be limitations. The USA already has a narrow list of exceptions (true threats, defamation, etc.) and se

> No one wants to "ban free speech". There just need to be limitations. The USA already has a narrow list of exceptions (true threats, defamation, etc.) and several of the examples you cite are utterly reprehensible, yet legally protected speech, so you're providing contradictory evidence here. Granted, you may be in Germany where the situation is different? Of course, if so, you would seem to be 'influencing US elections' by calling for this speech to be removed, so I'm not sure where that gets us. > And yes, people get riled up by these "memes" so hard they'll even burn down mosques or bomb them. I'm not aware of any country that won't jail people for threatening to do such things, and so they should.