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In that sense, censoring criticism of rulers in general is doubly self-reinforcing. It reinforces the specific laws and rules they make and it reinforces obedi
by fauigerzigerk 8y ago
In that sense, censoring criticism of rulers in general is doubly self-reinforcing.
It reinforces the specific laws and rules they make and it reinforces obedience, lack of critical thinking and intransparency of the censorship decisions themselves.
I don't see how anyone could deny that censoring political opposition in general acts on a meta level and is therefore categorically different from all other stuff that gets censored.