> It’s unsurprising that NPR — whose tone these days is so precious and exclusive that five minutes of listening to any segment makes you feel like you’re weari

> It’s unsurprising that NPR — whose tone these days is so precious and exclusive that five minutes of listening to any segment makes you feel like you’re wearing a cucumber mask at a Plaza spa — papers over this part of the equation Well said :) pretty funny, I mean. The subject under consideration, however, isn't too clear - is there an opinion that speech limits in principle can't be justified by benefits the speech critics claim? It's possible - after all, a crude and simple rule is easier to follow or see it broken - but not completely obvious. Maybe I'm not seeing something?