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Seems a bit shortsighted to self-justify censorship by claiming both the ability to read minds and predict the future.
by bobjordan 5y ago
Seems a bit shortsighted to self-justify censorship by claiming both the ability to read minds and predict the future.
- mistermann 5y agoYou might be the only other person on the internet I've encountered who has noticed this phenomenon. Do you see it everywhere like I do (social media, personal conversations, journalism, politics, you name it)? And while most people dismiss it as "just people being people", doesn't it actually seem like an extremely big deal?
- tonetheman 5y agoIt is the end result of free speech. Free to say what you want and then you have to be an adult and deal with the results. If it was just your crazy uncle who stands on the corner and yells his crazy it would be fine. His audience is small and his reach is tiny. So who cares. When you have a LOT of people listening Rogan does actively cause harm to a percentage of his audience who are incapable of understanding he is an uninformed idiot. How many people died from his views? How many people took horse medicine instead of seeking out people with brains? I am sure there are a number of people dead today because of him. It is what it is. Or maybe it is darwin.