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Is there a list of instances that support free speech?
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this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2023
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Do you have some understanding problems? I created this thread asking if there's a list of instances that support free speech, what i would like to reply in general i already said to you two times
yeah but that stuff is totally fine, not against any rules here.
you haven't answered a single time: what exactly is it, that you would like to say, that you currently cannot?
They're obviously looking for a place where they can discuss their plans to kill the President and dump the entire text of copyrighted books.
Obviously though there's something in particular that you want to see that you aren't able to.
“Basic slurs” lmao you poor thing I’m so sorry you can’t express yourself fully. It must be very painful to have your free speech limited so much.
You also stated the rules you're finding are too vague yet you refuse to answer anyone's question with anything but the most vague answer.