> I see, you're making this a partisan thing The person gave examples of partisan things, that could happen, as an example of how arguments in favor of censor

> I see, you're making this a partisan thing The person gave examples of partisan things, that could happen, as an example of how arguments in favor of censorship could be abused. That the point. You seem like you want to ban "lies and conspiracies", and I will point out that this same justification could be used to do horrible things, such as ban discussion of russian conspiracies. That is why the person you are responding to said that "they're inherently highly subjective". Also, I would like to point out that you seemed like you were dog whistling towards certain partisan ideas. Because although you spoke in generalities, you were clearing hinting at generalities that are often used to accuse certain political groups.