I also grew up in a liberal society and what made liberalism so valuable was that institutions were locked into a narrow and boring path. It's becoming more cl

I also grew up in a liberal society and what made liberalism so valuable was that institutions were locked into a narrow and boring path. It's becoming more clear that general humanity has less and less interesting things to say and is clamouring for power via outrage. I'm all for maintaining the vital ability to sort signal from noise outside of class and cash mechanisms. There's got to be some signal left to find though. Straight commercial censorship is predictable and fightable. The coming danger is thought control from religious people who think their interpretation of what-not-to-do is more important than your liberalism.