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yes, it goes against. I think there are vanishingly few actual free speech absolutists, maybe none, and most who say they are actually draw the line somewhere a
by onetimeusename 4y ago
yes, it goes against. I think there are vanishingly few actual free speech absolutists, maybe none, and most who say they are actually draw the line somewhere around online harassment, hate speech, copyright, "when an angry mob pressures you", and "when you have no money because no one will advertise with you".
Free speech absolutism is illegal. There are laws you must follow or the FBI will come knocking on your door.