You don’t have Freedom of Speech without Privacy

Rick Falkvinge of PrivateInternetAccess writes:

Freedom of Speech is the idea that you can discuss ideas without fear of harassment. But the judicial protection is actually quite weak; it only protects you from repercussions from your government. In order to allow society to discuss forbidden ideas, ideas that may turn out to be in the right, a much wider Freedom of Speech is needed: one that requires Privacy.

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h/t, Joe Cadillic