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This seems to be a common trope lately. The claim seems to be that because censorship by private parties is not banned by the constitution, it is therefore a g
by readams 8y ago
This seems to be a common trope lately. The claim seems to be that because censorship by private parties is not banned by the constitution, it is therefore a good idea.
It is entirely fair to criticize private parties for censorship even though there may be no legal recourse. It is in turn almost never a good idea to demand the censorship of ideas you don't like.
- charlesism 8y ago> This seems to be a common trope lately. That's because it has only become self-evident lately. It has become much harder to believe that reason and truth will prevail on the internet. Back in the 1990s, it was easier to be idealistic.