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Free Speech is a human right that allows individuals to speak freely from censorship from the Government and Corporations, It does not protect from unpopularity. | Free Speech is a human right that allows individuals to speak freely from censorship from the Government and Corporations, It does not protect from unpopularity. There has always been limits such as Threats, Harassment and Incitement to Violence, But where these Limits are is hotly debated. | ||
Whether or Not, Free Speech includes the [[Right-wing|Far Right]], Is probably the absolute most controversial and divisive issue | Whether or Not, Free Speech includes the [[Right-wing|Far Right]] and moreover the extent of Free Speech, Is probably the absolute most controversial and divisive issue within Leftist Spaces. Some like [[Noam Chomsky]] argue Free Speech should not be infringed even for the Far Right, Others Disagree and argue Hate Speech is not protected. The [[Right-wing|Far Right]] however have never actually supported Free Speech. | ||
Revision as of 22:29, 4 November 2023
Free Speech is a human right that allows individuals to speak freely from censorship from the Government and Corporations, It does not protect from unpopularity. There has always been limits such as Threats, Harassment and Incitement to Violence, But where these Limits are is hotly debated.
Whether or Not, Free Speech includes the Far Right and moreover the extent of Free Speech, Is probably the absolute most controversial and divisive issue within Leftist Spaces. Some like Noam Chomsky argue Free Speech should not be infringed even for the Far Right, Others Disagree and argue Hate Speech is not protected. The Far Right however have never actually supported Free Speech.