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Hate speech posted online. What actually would be considered hate speech and where? I put stuff up all the time.

None of my things are hateful. Where you would certainly not believe that there was any chance that

you would ever get a notification that you caused problems on a platform and that your content

has to be restricted, that nobody's can be allowed to see it, would be on X.

Because Elon Musk has taken great pride in telling the entire

world that he stands for free speech. And out of all the speech that is out there, the most

important of all is actually hate speech. If you hate something or if you hate someone, you should be able to say it.

Now, grant you, I don't believe in calling for violence. That sort of thing should definitely be

restricted. But if you say that you don't like something, you could even say you hate something

or somebody or a group of people, you could say something like, I hate Islam.

You should be able to say that.

That is the most important speech to protect.

Now, with that being said, I got a violation on X, and I appealed that violation, and I received

an email late last night that they are going to keep the violation on my account

and that the post I made will not be shown. So, wow, what did I write? Because if you come in and you

listen to me every single day, I really don't come up with, I hate this and I hate that. I don't use the

terminology. So if I were to say to you, I'm an Irishman, would you think that that was hateful?

Of course not. If I said, my best friend is an Englishman, would you hateful? No. If I said,

oh, yeah, he's a journeyman, you wouldn't think the same thing.

Nothing, right?

He's a Frenchman, nothing.

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