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They can advocate as much as they want, but there is nothing to understand - censorship is not justified in this context.
by ricardobeat 5y ago
They can advocate as much as they want, but there is nothing to understand - censorship is not justified in this context.
- asveikau 5y agoI'm explaining why people would say this is a poor, even irresponsible introduction to the topic. "Nothing to understand", "censorship" are extreme reactions. It's a good idea to understand criticism before dismissing it. To take an extreme example... If a medical textbook had some strange and nonstandard information, and doctors said it should not be published because it advocates poor health outcomes... Is that "censorship"?
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