people call things less ideological when they agree with them more, that's all - if your views are unexamined then they look like a natural or intuitive positio

people call things less ideological when they agree with them more, that's all - if your views are unexamined then they look like a natural or intuitive position. The idea that freedom primarily exists as a lack of compulsion is libertarian or neoliberal ideology. Your total freedom from censorship is somebody else's freedom to harass and send death threats - obviously the line has to be drawn somewhere or twitter devolves into 8chan, and oftentimes people call for a nebulous "free speech" or "anti-censorship" instead of specifying what particular speech is being censored that they think is legitimate. Moderation is essential on the internet. If people think something is being censored and it shouldn't be, they should point to specific examples.