Free speech

With the exception of those who advocate to abridge free speech.

See the paradox of tolerance, as ie. stipiulated by Karl Popper. "Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance" and that does not only include what @famousone rightfully added. It also takes into account that the balance of a society can become very unstable once a party or group,has learned to abuse freedom of speech and is constantly pushing the limits of what's tolerable. The growing cancellation culture on the left side is a very visible attempt to limit freedom of speech, the agenda on the right side however, will also always result in a cancellation of free speech, even when they advocate for it. Good examples are Hungary and Poland, where right nationalist parties always dwelled on free speech until they got into power.

Sometimes, and let's be honest here... Sometimes it's not the message; it's just the sound of their voice

Amen.

Yes, but if you say something, you need to be prepared to say it to the persons face. That way if you're a cunt, they can punch you in the face.