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This is the dawn of new era, where freedom of speech is gone, even though in theory you can stand on the corner of the street and shout to people about things.
by piokoch 6y ago
This is the dawn of new era, where freedom of speech is gone, even though in theory you can stand on the corner of the street and shout to people about things.
This starts to be much worst than communistic censorship - in communistic Poland censorship office was obliged to mark places where the "offensive" content was removed. Facebook just erases that what is "offensive".
I hope that this will be the moment when people start to think if it is really so good that communication platforms keep censoring "improper content".
At first majority was happy that some of those they didn't like and didn't like their views were removed. Now people are learning a hard lesson - anyone views might suddenly become offensive and you will be done, gone, forgotten, fired (see what happen to J.K. Rowling or Bari Weiss).
- Barrin92 6y ago>This is the dawn of new era sorry but how is this a new era? George Carlin caused a row with his Seven Dirty Words on national television because you couldn't swear. Everything that is mainstream is basically devoid of edgy or offensive content because advertisers want entertainment and nothing else. When you wanted out of the mainstream commentary or scathing critiques you always had to go into subcultures, magazines, the arts, standup or whatever else.