Free Speech or Censorship? UK Blocks French Philosopher

Renaud Camus, known for his controversial anti-migration views and advocacy of the "Great Replacement" theory, has been banned from entering the UK. The decision by the Home Office cited his presence as not conducive to the public good, sparking debates on free speech. Douglas Murray criticized this move as cowardice by Labour, recalling past similar bans. As Britain grapples with free speech issues, this ban on Camus, especially with @DouglasKMurray's comments, adds fuel to the fire over government control and its limits.