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Honestly if a bunch of people wanted to censor someone I would want to listen to that person even more. I also think you’re kinda playing Devil’s advocate a bi

Honestly if a bunch of people wanted to censor someone I would want to listen to that person even more. I also think you’re kinda playing Devil’s advocate a bit much here. We have red lines in conversations already. E.g. advocating violence against another group of people is a red line for a lot of people. E.g. Advocating the superiority of one particular race is usually a red line for people.

j_wtf_all_taken 5y ago
> Honestly if a bunch of people wanted to censor someone I would want to listen to that person even more. Sure, you can do that. For me, it would probably depend on who did the "censoring" (see below). > I also think you’re kinda playing Devil’s advocate a bit much here. Wait, who's the devil here? Seriously, I have no idea what you mean. Again: it am not talking about censorship by the government, I am simply talking about not listening to certain people. For me, in Germany, I would for example categorically refuse to listen to and engage in discussions with voters of the "AfD" party (right-wing party, with one leader that you can officially call a fascist based on a court decision) or the so called "Querdenker" people.