> I don't see what the "default" has to do with what I'm saying. Indeed. Based on your other comments in the thread, it looks like you're committed to not unde

> I don't see what the "default" has to do with what I'm saying. Indeed. Based on your other comments in the thread, it looks like you're committed to not understanding. > The parent post was literally talking about prohibiting things one doesn't like The parent post was literally talking about not talking extra effort to whitelist things they don't like. There's a real difference between that and what you're saying, and whether you want to acknowledge it or not doesn't change whether that distinction exists.