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It isn't being censored. Private institutions like film festivals shouldn't be compelled to show it if they find that they agree more with the petition by the s
by lamontcg 4y ago
It isn't being censored. Private institutions like film festivals shouldn't be compelled to show it if they find that they agree more with the petition by the subjects of the film. Other institutions can show it if they like. That is just freedom of association.
- meany 4y agoDo you feel the same way when conservatives protest to remove childrens books on LGBTQ+ stories from childrens school reading lists? Essentially, the book is still available in other channels.
- ShredKazoo 4y agoThe way I'm using the word "censorship", it applies even if done by a private entity. For example, if B&N removed a top selling book from their shelves due to a pressure campaign from people who disliked the book, I'd say B&N was censoring the book. I don't advocate using government force to compel film festivals to show particular films.