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There's always a price when you censor something. There's also always a price when you regulate something, too. In this particular case, the likely attacker was
by radu_floricica 5y ago
There's always a price when you censor something. There's also always a price when you regulate something, too. In this particular case, the likely attacker was literally in the same house, so there's not a lot of argument to be made that the extra burden of censoring would add a similar or greater gain.