Nothing. If you go back and read my first post, it's only about using what happened here to talk about a broader issue. I don't even like RMS

My point is eloquently summarized by someone else here:

"I guess free speech still exists in non-controversial matters, and for people who don't have to worry about employment."

you still have free speech - what you don't have is immunity to real world consequences if your views are so far out of whack with social norms regarding exploitation of vulnerable groups (eg. underage kids) that your coworkers and colleagues do not wish you to be representative of their organisation or their leader.