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I'm not familiar with canadian laws but i don't think swear words are illegal there. We could take the US as a better example

You are violating lemmy.ml rules. I'm not reporting you because i believe in free speech and i believe your comment added something to the discussion but someone else may report you and you could get banned

Censorship is also a gateway to disasters and history is filled with examples. I cannot read french but i can understand that your instance has rules against trolling. I have been accused of being a troll by some in this thread so if i was in your instance i could technically have been censored.

I did not ask for alt-right instances or unmoderated, i asked for a list of instances that support free speech

You are free to do what you want on your instance. I asked for a list of instances that support free speech

Most don't. Your instance geddit.social seem to have strict rules, they mention "misinfomation" and violent ideologies which is very vague. According to most government green activists are labelled as violent.

Free speech is a right everyone should have. I'm looking for a list of instances that support free speech and grands that right. This is totally unrelated to US politics

Since we can't go against the law i guess according to the country the server are hosted at

Censorship doesn't promote discussion, it goes against it. I'm not looking for a community where only hate is allowed, i'm looking for instances that support free speech.

By free speech i mean free speech

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

"If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear"

I personally believe that a community that support free speech is going to be healthier on the long run than one that doesn't.

exploding-heads seem to have rules against not being authentic, trolling and slurs