Besides minor details, I don't really have any disagreements with you on your reading of the situation. > So then, the same as it's always been? I don't think

Besides minor details, I don't really have any disagreements with you on your reading of the situation. > So then, the same as it's always been? I don't think I'd call it business as usual. A lot of clueless and naive people got involved in politics, everyone is pissed and bored at home because of Covid, censorship and violence are becoming more acceptable by the general public. And it's not just the Facebooks and Twitters of the world punishing the wrong-think, it's also the banks and usual services people use daily. Once the censorship is seen as necessary by everyone, the government potentially can implement it as a policy too. The last one is maybe too far-fetched as of right now, but who knows what the future holds. Anything can happen at this point.