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That's like an inverse heckler's veto, isn't it? Anything that gets popular with the "wrong" crowd gets censored, through no fault of the speaker's.

• sascha_sl 5y ago
  The speaker is plenty at fault.
• Daishiman 5y ago
  No, the speaker's arguments are just not sensible at all and seem to appeal to a crowd purely out of rhetoric and ignorance of good scientific argument.