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The narrative they don't want to push is curiosity though. They don't want you learning/viewing anything they didn't push for you to learn. >So is horrible vul
by seoulmetro 5y ago
The narrative they don't want to push is curiosity though. They don't want you learning/viewing anything they didn't push for you to learn.
>So is horrible vulgarity
Nope. Not even remotely. Even things that aren't vulgar to 99% and only vulgar to the 1% are considered vulgar and are outlawed.
- throwawaylinux 5y ago> The narrative they don't want to push is curiosity though. They don't want you learning/viewing anything they didn't push for you to learn. Yes I suppose you are right really, they clearly discourage true open-minded curiosity. They allow a more mundane type of curiosity though, "Did <bad person> do a bad thing? Let's investigate..." totally allowed, for the correct values of bad person. > Nope. Not even remotely. Even things that aren't vulgar to 99% and only vulgar to the 1% are considered vulgar and are outlawed. Yes, entirely. I'm not sure what definition of vulgar you are working on, but they absolutely allow it when the target of it is a designated undesirable.