> didn't we used to be in favor of free speech as an abstract dignity of humans? You're redefining free speech. Free speech is freedom to speak without fear of

> didn't we used to be in favor of free speech as an abstract dignity of humans? You're redefining free speech. Free speech is freedom to speak without fear of consequences from your government. What you're asking for is freedom to speak without consequences from your fellow citizens and your standing in the social community. That's never been how humans have worked, ever. And I doubt even you would want to live in a world where you could not ignore, walk away from, remove from your property, mock, or shout down speech you disagreed with.