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Disagreeing. Nothing "very obvious" about it.
by swehner 11y ago
Disagreeing. Nothing "very obvious" about it.
- aninhumer 11y agoIf you can compel speech, then you can effectively censor people by forcing them to disavow their messages, and then burying their signal in compelled noise. Or to put it another way, compelling speech is denying the right to send the null message.
- swehner 11y agoYes, that is not a useful way of looking at the issue. Noone cares about the "null message".