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>Try to discuss the surge in grenade attacks and many-fold increase in rape in Sweden. Why would you not be able to do that in Sweden? How is it limited?
by cc81 6y ago
>Try to discuss the surge in grenade attacks and many-fold increase in rape in Sweden.
Why would you not be able to do that in Sweden? How is it limited?
- collyw 6y ago"That's racist"
- cc81 6y agoOk, and the difference between discussing it in the US is?
- estebank 6y agoPeople responding to someone with "that's racist" isn't censorship. It's others exercising their free speech to strongly disagree with the points raised.
- collyw 6y agoThe end effect is the same, shutting down the conversation.
- shigawire 6y agoThen come up with a better defense. The government is not preventing you.
- collyw 6y agoHow can you when the effect is to shut down the conversation?
- EL_Loco 6y agoThat just means it's a low value conversation. The end effect is very different. In my country there are anti-racism laws that /can/ put you in jail for saying something considered racist. Btw, I'm not totally against those laws. To say free speech has to be completely, 100% free, say /anything/ and any message you can think of, seems flawed to me.