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> where will the line be drawn? It's a difficult question. As much as I'm for free speech and against censorship, I still have the feeling that a line has to b
by yodsanklai 9y ago
> where will the line be drawn?
It's a difficult question. As much as I'm for free speech and against censorship, I still have the feeling that a line has to be drawn somewhere. For instance, we can't reasonably authorize Isis propaganda on public forums, can we?
Actually, now that I'm thinking about it, I suppose that calls to violence are already forbidden. I'm not familiar with US free speech laws, but I remember that Martin Shkreli has been jailed over some stupid joke on twitter.
- Thisisdense 9y ago> For instance, we can't reasonably authorize Isis propaganda on public forums, can we? But we can authorize American propaganda? Who killed more people in these two groups? In fact, what tells you that Isis is not an American construct?
- DashRattlesnake 9y ago> For instance, we can't reasonably authorize Isis propaganda on public forums, can we? I think we totally can and should. We just need to invest in the infrastructure to identify and respond to it.