> I feel like you're disregarding the concept of the "marketplace of ideas". I’m not disregarding it at all. I’m directly confronting it, and calling it both n

> I feel like you're disregarding the concept of the "marketplace of ideas". I’m not disregarding it at all. I’m directly confronting it, and calling it both naïve and insufficient as a strategy for improving society. Bad actors have weaponized our elevation of “the marketplace of ideas” to an ends rather than a means, and so it’s both necessary and appropriate to recontextualize it, and where it makes sense to call forth.