>How people determine which arguments fall under those criteria is the sticking point. Yes, and whoever is making that determination gains great power. It is

>How people determine which arguments fall under those criteria is the sticking point. Yes, and whoever is making that determination gains great power. It is very easy to use this power of censorship to push an agenda. Arguments have many nuances and are rarely completely true or completely false. Until we have a benevolent oracle that can determine whether an argument represents objective truth, free and open speech is our best option.