Why /r/FreeSpeech has moderators

r/FreeSpeech is not a subreddit where speech is free.

It's a place for the civilized discussion of international free speech issues, therefore some of the shittier people in the world (such as Stormfront) are censored here, along with puerile trolls.

By "Free Speech", we don't mean the extremely narrow interpretation of free speech implied by the first amendment, which was never intended as a protection for all speech, merely a check on the US Government's power to regulate it. Instead, we mean "Free Speech" more as the idea embodied by the UN commission for Human Rights, which is more concerned about the ability of society as a whole to have conversations as necessary,

If you want to experience the closest thing to free speech you can on reddit, please venture over into r/worldpolitics and r/undelete, where conversations occur up to the limits that reddit allows.