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Not it is not and it is also contradicting the definition of freedom of speech, first sentence:

> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_speech

"Consequences" are to be understood as sanctions or censorship, or does it mean something different to you? Then please elaborate.

Doesn't make a popular XKCD wrong, but it makes some ideas rather stupid.



Again, the First Amendment protects individuals from government censorship, not actions taken by private entities.


Yes, the first amendment is restricted to that, but you proposed some statement would be supportive of freedom of speech. But instead it is contradictory to the definition.




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