>US civil rights movement? Seriously? Different times different people.

Within living memory for some of us. So not that different really.

>What freedom of speech examples do you have that involve living people?

Julian Assange, Edward Snowden, Virginia Guiffre. Medea Benjamin.

You may argue that these are individuals whose speech was limited - and it was - but they have been protected nevertheless by the US' free speech laws, or they wouldn't have made as big a fuss as they have in the first place.

>Every single one freedom of speech fighter are fascist who demand some other speech be suppressed and theirs amplified.

This is a gross generalization.

>I don't know why you believe that you can't inform people about the genocide of Gaza in Europe, in fact Europeans are significantly more informed on this and having flotillas and what not.

Just try to show people the situation in Gaza, on the streets of Vienna, and see how far you get before the police turn up to suppress your right to discuss the atrocities in public.