> People can encourage filmmakers being responsible while not encouraging turning the government on them. Responsible art? Give me a break. Leave art alone. Ov

> People can encourage filmmakers being responsible while not encouraging turning the government on them. Responsible art? Give me a break. Leave art alone. Overly sensitive people have already ruined so much of internet already. I'd hate to see art destroyed as well. If you don't like the art, then don't consume it. Simple as that. > criticism is a necessary part of the equation that allows free speech to work. There is a difference between critiquing an art and trying to shame artists from abandoning their art. Are you going to encourage libraries to be "responsible" and remove huckleberry finn or mein kampf? What I really worry about are the sneaky backhanded method of pushing censorship that I see online now. They are worse than the "won't you think of the children" types.