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Wouldn't we want the exact opposite? Slavery was once the norm, talking out against it was how we actually changed it. Trying to imply that we should censor all
by sieabahlpark 6y ago
Wouldn't we want the exact opposite? Slavery was once the norm, talking out against it was how we actually changed it. Trying to imply that we should censor all those who go against the group is no better than if everyone who was against slavery was killed.
It makes no sense in any "free" America where censorship of differing ideas is something we should strive for. When did the public suddenly get too sheltered from reality?
- Andrex 6y ago> Slavery was once the norm, talking out against it was how we actually changed it. Pretty sure you missed a war there.
- sieabahlpark 6y agoMoot point, if the south won, would slavery still be ok? No.