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>>Gab's issue (as far as I can tell) is that they have issues curbing explicitly illegal behavior (such threats of violence). Illegal...where? Insulting the ki
by onetimemanytime 8y ago
>>Gab's issue (as far as I can tell) is that they have issues curbing explicitly illegal behavior (such threats of violence).
Illegal...where? Insulting the king of Thailand is a crime, so is saying bad things about Islam in a lot of countries. Or insulting petty dictators. Not condoning "Go and kill x group" but I'm reminding about the slippery slope
- lliamander 8y agoWell, in this case, illegal where the founders happen to live. I recognize that this doesn't address the philosophical angle to your point. Let me just say that, despite these restrictions on speech, the United States is still generally considered to have "free speech". The question is whether this a true contradiction, or merely a paradox.