It's unreliably bad and will reliably get worse.
I've talked about the hate speech laws inside the EU quite a few times here. The TL;DR is that it is all sourced in the WW2 and the Holocaust, and from there there were numerous escalatory steps, like the migration crisis, the rise of the populist and far right (who now owns Poland, Italy, Hungary, Denmark?, but in reality most East/Central EU is like this), and the COVID pandemic and "misinformation", as well as organizing against government restrictions.
There are multiple NGOs that lobby the EU to control speech more and more. EU does not have freedoms of speech like the US, not even in the East. Europe always controlled speech to some extent, with minor exceptions like France or England at times. Governments in the area hate chimpouts and love stability and cohesion. That can take all sorts of forms, from hate speech laws, Holocaust denial landing you in prison, to bans of undesirable personalities that might espouse destabilizing speech, like Richard Spencer and Jared Taylor getting removed from Hungary, Poland and more - not because their ideas are alien in this area, but because the governments want to use that speech themselves, with proper euphemisms that allow for a measure of control of their struggles with the EU.
These laws are rarely applied however, especially in the East. But you might be made an example if you go too far as a celebrity.
In the West it's more acute and things can get nasty. Germany in special is living in terror of its past to this very day.
I assume Jersh will ban the whole of EU soon. After all, these laws are largely similar, from Bulgaria to Netherlands, the differences are in implementation, and that in the East the police simply doesn't give a fuck if you call people niggers online
