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The House Judiciary Committee’s Hearing with UK MP Nigel Farage

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REFUTING THE RATIONALE BEHIND LIMITATIONS ON FREE SPEECH So, when you observe discussions on limitations of free speech, you would have noted that what is often contentious is the allowance of speech that is deemed to be mis or dis information or even hateful. And so, those in support of placing limitations on free speech, […]