Ulmus

Either you didn't read what I said correctly or you are choosing to misinterpret. I said "there are always limits to what you can say" which you just said that there are even in the US. I do understand that the US free speech is more "free" than what Sweden's/Britain's/Denmark's free speech is and I do understand, as you said, hate speech is not limited there. There are still limits to it. There have been cases in the US where people have made speeches admonishing people to commit crimes (killing, rioting, etc) where they have been prosecuted for it. So please don't tell me that you can say whatever you want in the states, cause that would be a lie.
I am very much in favor of free speech so don't get me wrong, all I said was that free speech is free speech as long as you stay within certain boundaries.
Ps. There is also a HUGE difference between thought crimes and actual crime, but that is a different discussion.

Either you didn't read what I said correctly or you are choosing to misinterpret. I said "there are always limits to what you can say" which you just said that there are even in the US. I do understand that the US free speech is more "free" than what Sweden's/Britain's/Denmark's free speech is and I do understand, as you said, hate speech is not limited there. There are still limits to it. There have been cases in the US where people have made speeches admonishing people to commit crimes (killing, rioting, etc) where they have been prosecuted for it. So please don't tell me that you can say whatever you want in the states, cause that would be a lie.
I am very much in favor of free speech so don't get me wrong, all I said was that free speech is free speech as long as you stay within certain boundaries.
Ps. There is also a HUGE difference between thought crimes and actual crime, but that is a different discussion.

Not that it's relevant to this discussion but since when doesn't Denmark have free speech? Or any of the countries western Europe for that matter?

1. Country USC resides in: Sweden
2. USCIS field office or DCF?: USCIS field office
3. When did you file I130: 07/23/2012
4. How long has the USC been living abroad: 7 years
5. Do you reside in the country legally: Yes
6. What is the reason for your residence: To be together
7. Did you list your overseas address on I130? Yes
8. Did you send the package from abroad? To relatives in the states who added a check and sent it on.
9. Did you include evidence of your residence abroad in your I130 package? It's on several of the documents provided to prove bonafide relationship
10. Did you mention that you reside abroad in your cover letter? No
11. Has your case been auto expedited? How long between NOA1 and NOA2? Yes. 29 days (or 22 business days).
12. Which Service Centre? California