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Progressives are not necessarily for censorship (though some are). But this "private censorship" is a consequence of not regulating new media industries. So se
by glogla 5y ago
Progressives are not necessarily for censorship (though some are). But this "private censorship" is a consequence of not regulating new media industries.
So seeing some people complain about censorship after being against regulation has very much "you wanted this, serves you right" vibe.
- wholinator2 5y agoI agree but would like to posit that that attitude is yet another issue of the current political landscape. The "your previous idea has turned out poorly, both this is your fault and I can now justify slightly this bad thing because it's happening to you" I probably phrased that poorly but I see lots of people who are against things, no longer being so strongly against that thing when it starts to hurt their 'enemies'. It's like a rule change in sport, I'm against it until it starts to give me a competitive advantage. Which really just goes back to the two party, my enemy or my friend trope. Tribalism etc.