False. While free speech protects the right to express opinions and ideas, it is not absolute and can be subject to limitations. There are restrictions on speech that can incite violence, constitute hate speech, involve defamation, or violate other laws, such as those related to national security or obscenity. The specifics can vary by country and jurisdiction.
The right of free speech means you can say anything you want, whenever you want.
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