> The US has them too, see hate speech or the thing about shouting fire in a theater. America has limits on free speech, but those aren't them. "shouting fir

> The US has them too, see hate speech or the thing about shouting fire in a theater. America has limits on free speech, but those aren't them. "shouting fire in a theater" came from a SCOTUS case about protesting the draft not being free speech; that was thankfully overturned decades ago. And America doesn't have hate speech laws like Europe. Libel/slander isn't protected though.