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Privacy = no free speech
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this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2023
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You're confusing the "concept of free speech" with America's Constitutional protection of free speech (the First Amendment).
This is some peak America-brain to suggest that free speech only exists in the USA. I assure you, outside of America's borders, nobody is referencing the First Amendment when they talk about free speech, and the concept as you so condescendingly claim to be the expert on is not limited to government restriction.
calm yourself i was obviously talking about the website usa today based in the usa. im not even from the usa...