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maybe, but most of the contemporary calls for censorship ime are not coming from the poor, they're coming from a class of culturally sheltered, hypersensitive &
by odessacubbage 6y ago
maybe, but most of the contemporary calls for censorship ime are not coming from the poor, they're coming from a class of culturally sheltered, hypersensitive & over-medicated professionals.
as far as xenophobia, i think the knowledge class has largely been insulated from the effects of migration & trade policy and thus have only ever reaped the benefits. we'll see if that stays true once faang starts offshoring to remote workers in kiev and mexico city.
- mLuby 6y agoRight, the groups you mentioned increasingly want to censor speech from the groups I mentioned. The original question boiled down to "can we reduce the incidents of censor-worthy speech via education?" to which I say yes, but via financial security rather than education.