Yes it is. Freedom of speech is the principle of being able to express your ideas and opinions. And hate speech is just that.
Obviously no country has absolute freedom of speech, but for example the First Amendment has no hate speech exemptions.
Obviously no country has absolute freedom of speech, but for example the First Amendment has no hate speech exemptions.
Eliminationist rhetoric is a subset of hate speech overall, but it certainly exists and is trivially easy to discover. It's odd to me that none of the self-professed 'free speech absolutists' ever seems to engage with this point.
If you can't prove material damage in a court, it should be allowed.
Forbidden eliminationist rhetoric is quite rare and would be something like the "cockroach" broadcasts in Rwanda.
You have the right to speak, but you also have the right to repercussions, in specific when those actions are a call to harm.