Some people don't like the unpalatable other side of free speech: people saying things you don't like. 

 It makes you a better person 

 The “other side of free speech” isn’t disagreement or “unpalatable” content.

The other side of freedom is personal responsibility. And perhaps a splash of “Love thy neighbor”. 

 Not at all. Being critical of a complex (and polarizing) ideology is not what I have a problem with. Being critical is not the same as being hateful, or bigoted.

I am a believer in free speech; I’m also a believer in personal responsibility. My desire is to increase the net amount of compassion, and respectful engagement, and to reduce the amount of cruel/ignorant energy in a social space that I frequent. 

 Or perhaps I missed your point - I’m not sure whether you’re asking if my criticism was appropriate, or if the content I’m criticizing should exist because of freedom.

In either case…

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 Now your point is clearer, and I'm also curious about the meme... the other part is defining what is hate speech, which varies greatly depending on the person 

 I wrote “hateful content” rather than “hate speech” because the latter is a loaded phrase.

I’m only referring content where it’s a cruel or derogatory put-down, especially toward a person or group of people who already receive an outsized share of abuse, discrimination, and violence. 

I believe in a person’s right to be an asshole, but it still makes them an asshole 🤝 

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