While your statement is not incorrect, it isn't profound either. When something restricts free speech, it almost never (probably never with no exceptions) restr

While your statement is not incorrect, it isn't profound either. When something restricts free speech, it almost never (probably never with no exceptions) restricts every type of speech simultaneously and this bar is never used to judge restrictions on speech. The problem is when a meaningful form of speech is restricted , not when every form is completeñy restrcited simultaneously