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The "political right" (which doesn' really include classical conservatives) is correct on the topic to err on the side of freedom in regards to information. I b
by raxxorrax 5y ago
The "political right" (which doesn' really include classical conservatives) is correct on the topic to err on the side of freedom in regards to information. I believe there is freedom to be gained through individualism and collectivism both, but the topic of censorship doesn't touch that in my opinion.
It is as you said, this even connects people that have different beliefs about sensible policy.
- dools 5y agoYes, I think what you've said encapsulates my personal opinion (not from the OP but what I believe nonetheless): that classical conservatism is no longer the "right wing", that it has been entirely supplanted by libertarianism.