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> But if they are not breaking the law, it seems to me that in the limit such speech cannot somehow be stopped from being spread. It can't be stopped, but it c
by CharlesColeman 7y ago
> But if they are not breaking the law, it seems to me that in the limit such speech cannot somehow be stopped from being spread.
It can't be stopped, but it can be severely limited. See: 8chan and Stormfront.
- gfodor 7y agoI agree that the centralization of internet infrastructure (like Cloudflare, who was involved to the sites you mention) is a corollary to my claim that government packet filtering as a potential regime which could result in limiting global speech.