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That’s a bit of a thought terminating clique, imo. If the only consequence for saying something reasonable but contentious is unpopularity then you have free s
by implements 4y ago
That’s a bit of a thought terminating clique, imo.
If the only consequence for saying something reasonable but contentious is unpopularity then you have free speech, but if you can be punished (banned from a public platform, or fired from a job) then you don’t.
Freedom doesn’t mean “the right to” (that’s “liberty”) - freedom has to be “effectively exercisable”, and that requires limitation on any unjust consequences.
- lazylion2 4y agoI would've agreed with you if he was sanctioned by the government. this situation is very different.