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==About==
 
==About==
 
[[Free speech elitism]] is a socio-political stance which claims to support universal [[free speech]] but in fact selectively defends speech by the powerful while denigrating and suppressing dissenting opinion. Its proponents frequently engage in [[free speech trolling]].
 
[[Free speech elitism]] is a socio-political stance which claims to support universal [[free speech]] but in fact selectively defends speech by the powerful while denigrating and suppressing dissenting opinion. Its proponents frequently engage in [[free speech trolling]].
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==Organizations==
 
==Organizations==
 
There are many [[right-wing organization]]s which take this stance, but so far the only one we're aware of that is primarily devoted to it is the [[Foundation for Individual Rights in Education]].
 
There are many [[right-wing organization]]s which take this stance, but so far the only one we're aware of that is primarily devoted to it is the [[Foundation for Individual Rights in Education]].

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About

Free speech elitism is a socio-political stance which claims to support universal free speech but in fact selectively defends speech by the powerful while denigrating and suppressing dissenting opinion. Its proponents frequently engage in free speech trolling.

Organizations

There are many right-wing organizations which take this stance, but so far the only one we're aware of that is primarily devoted to it is the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.