Canada it isn't an absolute right and has much more willingness from the country to amend "unacceptable expression". Which is different to the US quite substantially.
Germany you are right it has a similar framework to the US.
UK doesn't have this as a right outside of parliament (parliamentary speech is protected). So not sure why you raise this as a counter example.
France is a weird one to bring up... where they have banned certain kinds of expression in different settings (i.e no religious symbols). Extremely different from the US.
India similar to Canada has so many provisions (and willingness) in which to revoke this right, it's definitely not as strong as a constitutional right that the US gives.
Italy again its freedom of expression is tempered by a host of restrictions on that freedom.
I could go on... none of them are like the US having a constitutional right for freedom of expression that quite literally supersedes other laws.
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The first one got hacked. The second one I created a super difficult password and couldn't remember when I cleared my stored passwords. The third I started off poorly by replying to a Trump thread and wanted to start fresh.
I'm not a spammer creating accounts for some purpose other than losing accounts and I would love to get back my wolco account if possible.
I'd be happy to help you get the wolco account back, but can you email [email protected]? The process for account recovery is best not performed in public.