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> According to the definition of the Declaration of Human Rights, they actually do.

It doesn't matter how many times you mention the "Declaration of Human Rights", they actually do not.

> Freedom of speech alone doesn't guarantee freedom, liberty or justice.

I didn't say it did, I asked if you thought being jailed simply for something you say is justice or not being persecuted?

> That's the problem; we have different definition of "freedom of speech".

Actually, there's no problem, because it's really simple: if you do not believe in the right of people to say things you may not happen to like, then you do not believe in free speech.

Jailing people for things they have said is self-evidently not allowing free speech.