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No, because we'd still be, you know, not racist. But I think suppressing a viewpoint is counterproductive. Instead, the holders of those viewpoints should be h
by jkestner 9y ago
No, because we'd still be, you know, not racist.
But I think suppressing a viewpoint is counterproductive. Instead, the holders of those viewpoints should be held to the light, and it's a Twitter problem in that such people can be completely anonymous or even fake. Hard to have a public debate when some of the participating citizens are fictional.
- blfr 9y agoThe arguments for the US constitution in the Federalists Papers were presented pseudonymously. Debate doesn't require some silly real names policy.