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Obviously you can speak against freedom of speech. The freedom of speech would allow that speech (and nobody is saying Young should be prevented from what he is
by rhino369 5y ago
Obviously you can speak against freedom of speech. The freedom of speech would allow that speech (and nobody is saying Young should be prevented from what he is doing). But you'd still be advocating censorship.
You can join a political group advocating for censorship. That's attempted censorship even if its allowed under freedom of speech.
So yes, you can exercise your freedom of speech to speak against freedom of speech. There is no contradiction.
- sanderjd 5y agoYes, you can speak against freedom of speech, that just isn't what's going on here. Saying "I don't want to be associated with a company that is associated with this person" is not "speaking against free speech". Saying "this person should be kept from speaking anywhere" would be speaking against free speech, but that's not what's going on here.