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I don't want to host in a country where a wannabe king breaks the law continously, who treats former allies like enemies etc etc

Which country do you recommend? Offshore on my own boat?

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The radio caroline of git hosting
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The first amendment only protects non US citizens if they are inside the US, even when entering the US the protection is less strong.

When in the US it does not protect you from getting deported based on what you said.

Non American protestors inside the US have faced consequences for their actions, in the past.

To a degree that is perfectly sensible: You would not want foreigners to oppose you from inside.

https://cis.org/Fishman/Sorry-Mahmoud-Khalil-Aliens-Do-Not-H...

Still, first amendment is of less importance to us outside the country.

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And many people wouldn’t want to host in America because the first amendment doesn’t really protect you from the whims of the US government, which at the moment are pretty fucking random, and the US government gives itself rights to access any/everything hosted by US companies.
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Thinking that European countries don't have freedom of speech or press tells me all I have to know about you and where to put your comment
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No country in the world has the right to absolute freedom of speech in their constitution/law other than the USA.

Ignoring this, Europe's 'freedom of speech' is pitiful.

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