"it is fatuous to pretend that there is anything such as unbridled free speech." I agree with that. The question is, should there be? I think not.
Her stance that those who take advantage of the freedoms in the west, but persist in feeling that they are hard done by, should take themselves off somewhere that accords better with their views, is fine and understandable, but can they escape the western view of democracy anywhere? Historically and currently we challenge those countries where reason and democracy have been supplanted by primitive prejudice, sometimes using propaganda and sometimes with bombs. It is a small world now, and they cannot escape the west's reach - we cannot turn the other cheek to the point of ignoring the atrocities, particularly towards women. Is that what we should be doing? - ejecting them and leaving their cruel societies to flourish while we look the other way?
And as for global economic interests - what a can of worms is that.
Sometimes I wish that international travel and communications had never been invented, then ignorance could be bliss.
There is nothing simple about this conundrum.