Does freedom of speech mean you can say anything?

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With social media platforms, mass media, government and other
sectors of society clamping down hard on free speech under the
guise of "protecting" the vulnerable and/or special interest
groups, what does "free speech" actually mean?

Does "free speech" mean being able to say anything you want,
where you want, to whom you want, when you want? Or does it–as
Tony argues–have certain restrictions because too many people
cannot be trusted to self-censor?

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