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> Overall, "freedom of speech" is irrelevant. There's no such thing.
>
> There is "freedom of speech" even in dictatorial police states: You are
> allowed to say whatever you want and have any opinion you want, as long as
> it's the correct opinion. If it's the wrong opinion, to jail you go.
>
> How is that different from the "freedom of speech" in so-called "free
> countries"?
In free countries you get *very* specific laws about exactly what is illegal
to say/write when and where. For example, giving false details to a police
officer, defamation, etc. In non-free countries there is just some general
law that if you say something the government/police don't like you will be
arrested.
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