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People responding to someone with "that's racist" isn't censorship. It's others exercising their free speech to strongly disagree with the points raised.
by estebank 6y ago
People 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.