The Ethics of Free Speech

Prof. Mark Grabowski discusses the difference between the First Amendment -- a U.S. law that only restricts government censorship -- and the broader concept of free speech, which is a basic human right. Libertarian and communitarian approaches are discussed along with philosophers such as John Stuart Mill, John Locke, Confucius and more. Contemporary issues such as social media censorship, misinformation, and deplatforming are also examined.

[@acctsys]

Arguably, even death threats should be allowed, so police can identify probable / impending murder, and intervene by talking to the threatening person. Meanwhile, most others can see the unstable person for what he is, and he'll be ostracized.

[@jjbiggs9260]

eh, if police are intervening then is it really free speech?

[@dannypalmer7701]

If i told you to f off! Is that banned on this post? 😂😂

[@JoeHeine]

I'm going guess in advance this guy is going to be low-key anti-freespeech. Just guessing based on name and title.
Edit: 11 minutes in, and so far this is pretty honest and non-biased.