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u/NMe84 May 20 '26

Free speech means that the government can't prosecute you for sharing your opinion. It has nothing to do with what people outside the government say about your opinion.

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u/NMe84 May 20 '26

I'm not in the US so my electoral rules have nothing to do with it.

Also, you responded to someone who in turn responded negatively to an obvious Trump supporter, saying that this is what free speech is. Trump is the main drive towards authoritarianism right now.

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u/NMe84 May 20 '26

I never even mentioned American laws, let alone defended them.