I'm not a UK citizen, so I can't necessarily say whether or not free speech is dead in the UK or not.

And a lot of people make the arguments about, well, free speech has limits, like there are limits on free speech in the US,

and there are different limits on free speech in the UK, but from an American standard, if you can't make a joke and post it to the internet,

if you can't make a joke period, then I would say you don't have free speech, right?

Free speech is about expressing yourself and your ideas, satirizing, mocking.

These things are all relatively normal in American culture.

Now it's different if you're going to incite violence or say, yell, fire, and a crowded fear.

For those of you that aren't familiar, I'm assuming most of you are.

Count Dankula, a YouTuber, was just convicted in court of a hate crime for making a video where he taught his girlfriend's dog to salute Hitler.

But there's more of the story that a lot of people don't realize.

What qualifies is hate speech?

Why is it that some outlets, some organizations are allowed to post literally the exact same thing as what Count Dankula did and not get in trouble,

not get restricted or not be censored by YouTube?

It would seem as a bit of hypocrisy here and a double standard.

I want to give everybody a quick recap on what happened with Count Dankula,

just in case any of you haven't heard.

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