You can believe in free speech while advocating for moderation. Absolutely. Yet it feels lately though the loudest voices that are getting the most attention

You can believe in free speech while advocating for moderation. Absolutely. Yet it feels lately though the loudest voices that are getting the most attention are the ones pushing for the most...(searches for his words carefully)...aggrandizing forms of responding to disagreeable speech, and, when called on it-retreat back to very supercilious, academically-loaded terminology and tactics for why you're wrong and they're right. Then there's those people out there saying we need to be punching Nazi's but I aint touching that one with a ten-foot pole. because in order to moderate a platform it necessitates censoring opinions. This though, I'm not so sure about. I've never been fond of the trend of de-platforming disagreeable viewpoints or speech that aren't directly advocating and instructing 'imminent lawless action' as a certain high court puts it.