I find interesting the selective examples being used for the supposed raising threat to freedom in (and from) the US. At the same time the US has had one of the

I find interesting the selective examples being used for the supposed raising threat to freedom in (and from) the US. At the same time the US has had one of the highest incarceration rates in the world (largely affecting one minority), has been extrajudically assassinating people all over the world, started wars and supported dictatorships when it suited economical interests for a long time and created the biggest worldwide surveillance net which has literally landed innocents in black torture cells. But somehow not being able to say that one thinks people of a different skin color are genetically inferior on someone else's platform is the threat to freedom. I wonder what a uighur working as a defacto slave would think about that, or one of the Guantanamo prisoners who have been detained without trial for close to 20 years.