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I don't by this "censorship" rap. That's not what's happening here. Neil is just saying: "If you're going to do <X> (which just so happens to be patently obn
by vanusa 5y ago
I don't by this "censorship" rap. That's not what's happening here.
Neil is just saying: "If you're going to do <X> (which just so happens to be patently obnoxious and harmful) -- I don't want to be associated with it. So I'm going to find another party."
Which he has a perfect right to do -- full stop.
- finite_jest 5y ago:-) Yet again, I'm not sure why having rights should stop there, we also have a right to criticize him for what we might think is paternalistic or censorious behaviour.
- vanusa 5y agoYou do have that right but to exercise it seems oddly ... paternalistic. ":-)"