I find it amazing anytime a comedian has the nerve to complain about limitations on freedom of speech when it comes to stand-up comedy — especially in the U.S.

In this country, there are virtually no limitations when it comes to freedom of speech.

As a matter of fact, comedians have the rare opportunity to say things that are simply not suitable for discussion in many other areas of life.

But there can certainly be visible limitations when it comes to comedy talent, social skills, communication ability and/or cultural mindset — and therein lies the real issue.

Here’s what you need to know about freedom of speech as it relates to stand-up comedy…

Note: Here’s the link to the freedom of speech article that can be viewed publicly.

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It has been and always will be the audience that makes a comedian (or any entertainer) who they are, not the other way around.

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