Should hate speech be protected by freedom of speech laws?

Speech that incites violence should not be protected by freedom of speech laws. A well‐written law will say something like that instead of using the phrase “hate speech”.

How about we just get a better education system so that people don't use hate speech in the first place?

How does it feel when you encounter hateful comments about a group you identify with online, and how do you respond?

Can words on the internet truly hurt, or are they just words? Share a personal experience or thought.

Should social media platforms censor hate speech, and where should they draw the line between free speech and hate speech?

In what ways can schools and educational institutions play a role in reducing hate speech among young people?

How can we differentiate between hate speech and a strongly worded opinion without limiting personal expression?

Have you ever witnessed someone change their mind about a group they previously expressed hate toward? What caused that change?

What responsibility do influencers and public figures have in preventing the spread of hate speech, and have you seen effective examples?

How does the anonymity of the internet contribute to the spread of hate speech, and what steps can be taken to counteract this?

Can humor or satire ever cross the line into hate speech, and how can we identify when it does?

Reflecting on history, how does today's digital age compare in terms of the spread and impact of hate speech?