Freedom of speech is one of the core principles of America’s First Amendment. It is often defined as a person’s right to say whatever they like, as long as such speech does not endanger someone else’s personal safety. This goes to the heart of a crucial idea, which is that speech — even speech that we find repugnant — is different from conduct.
言論自由是美國憲法第一修正案的核心原則之一。它通常被定義為一個人想說什么就說什么，只要這種言論不危及他人的人身安全。這涉及到一個關鍵思想的核心，即言論——甚至是我們覺得令人厭惡的言論——不同于行為。
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