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> to prevent the juxtaposition of opposing views The way I interpreted it, your parent comment was arguing the opposite of the way you framed it. It's a long
by thephyber 6y ago
> to prevent the juxtaposition of opposing views
The way I interpreted it, your parent comment was arguing the opposite of the way you framed it.
It's a long run-on sentence, but the `;` is meant to be interpreted as "start a new sentence that is related to the previous one"
- perl4ever 6y agoI don't know what it was arguing. It seemed to be implying that the Fairness Doctrine created a protected space. Didn't it do the opposite?