Is it a surprise that a muslim is against free speech ? We know that doesn't exist in the islamic world. No need to make up excuses on why it shouldn't exist.,(reply>), @Korpen who tf is inciting violence towards minorities? Im starting to buy into the “ mental health “ narrative at this point given your response,(reply>), @pitchfork peasant I'm being real, not to boast or anything I'm ignorant on many subjects, not this one<br><br>Freedom of speech like everything has to has limits, otherwise I'd be free to go out in public and yell for people to go and prosecute (for example) "ugly" looking people to eradicate bad looks (very stupid example but you get the point on why that's bad), and if you think nobody is going to believe or walk after me, the Nazis would like to have a word with you<br><br>Again, everything must exist in a balance, too much of everything can and will turn against humanity, it's been demonstrated over and over and over and over again<br><br>This is why you're not allowed to express hate speech in most of todays' societies, because we're trying to learn from our mistakes, and no, this isn't about you knowing who's "good" or "bad", people can and did demonstrate a pattern of belonging to large groups, the bigger the group the more likely people will subscribe to their ideologies whether it is moral, immoral, makes sense or not, and THAT is why it's more important to suppress bad people from doing bad things than to give them a megaphone and pretend that people would do the right thing and avoid following them (spoiler alert, they almost always follow them), Crusaders, Nazism, Fascism, Zionism, US-Iraq war, ISIS, etc.<br><br>There are a plethora of examples on this social behavior documented across many many many civilizations, so again, everything must be maintained within moderation, nothing can go extreme and be classified "good" or "moral",(reply>), @pitchfork peasant Ah yes, let me just scream "Fire!" in a crowded theater and incite violence against minorities to combat totalitarianism.,(reply>), @Crimson Spirit sounds like you’re well on your way to justifying totalitarianism. Free speech has the upside of letting everyone know where everyone stands. Otherwise that behavior/beliefs/attitudes are hidden and tend to come out in a greatly magnified negative response. I love knowing who to actually hate based on what someone says as opposed to making assumptions and treating those people as if my assumptions are true. I see nothing but hate. And it both parties, two wings of the same bird, although the left is actually worse at this point in action. Not just verbage,(reply>), Free speech as it is defined in the west doesn't work with any Abrahamic religion, because unlimited free speech can mean being hateful and oppressively, both concepts are rejected in these religions<br><br>In fact, absolute free speech in a secular country is actually not even allowed (because absolute freedom of speech is actually not a good thing in any society), yes you don't actually have absolute freedom of speech believe it or not, it's a ghost concept that exists as a decoy or a snooze pill to calm you down, it doesn't and cannot exist even in the most secular countries on earth