Yes, absolutely :) I agree with grayness, I just happen to draw my line fairly, for lack of better word, liberally - and specifically so that we Can, to your p

Yes, absolutely :) I agree with grayness, I just happen to draw my line fairly, for lack of better word, liberally - and specifically so that we Can, to your point, discuss ideas productively as a society - something that censorship explicitly and by definition prevents! I am a proponent of marketplace of ideas and open discussion. To your example, I do not see German laws making denial of holocaust as even remotely effective. I believe they are in fact counter productive - I've met people who use them to confirm the notion of "Jewish conspiracy". I do not agree with these people! But I'd rather have them spew their nonsense in the open, and be able to freely tell them they're wrong, unhindered by naive and ineffective at best attempts at censorship. (speed driving laws are not censorship in any way that I've seen the word defined. Not every law is censorship, not every action is speech/communication).