Like any freedom in an interconnected society, freedom of speech and expression is not absolute, but limited when it infringes on other rights: right not to be insulted or discriminated against.
It's really a rather simple concept entirely void of cencorship.
In case of more interest, Kant is a good source for educating oneself:
> Kant holds in contrast that there is no innate right to unlimited freedom but only an innate right to freedom “insofar as it can coexist with the freedom of every other in accordance with universal law” (6:237).
It's really a rather simple concept entirely void of cencorship.
In case of more interest, Kant is a good source for educating oneself:
> Kant holds in contrast that there is no innate right to unlimited freedom but only an innate right to freedom “insofar as it can coexist with the freedom of every other in accordance with universal law” (6:237).
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/kant-social-political/