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This will always be true. But we need another argument for the basis of censorship. Censorship is a problem not because absurd ideas get rejected - but rather
by ntsplnkv2 6y ago
This will always be true. But we need another argument for the basis of censorship.
Censorship is a problem not because absurd ideas get rejected - but rather ideas do not get rejected outright based on the power dynamic of the society of that time.
Freedom of speech to me is the discussion of ideas. We should be able to hypothetically discuss things, even if they may be dangerous - but that is different than, say, inciting violence.