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Social discouragement is often more effective than legal. The 'n' word is mostly stopped by social means.

• majormajor 4y ago
  The recent "pro-free speech" crusades are explicitly targeting the rights of private individuals to have non-legal recourse, such as the ability of social media platforms to have editorial control over their platforms. So... fight back against that if you want to still have the right to push back in the future.
  • dragonwriter 4y ago
    You know what we call the right of private parties to choose which viewpoints to promote with their resources? (Hint: rhymes with “key peach”)
    • majormajor 4y ago
      That's not what the "twitter shouldn't be able to remove anything that's not illegal" folks call it.
  • scarmig 4y ago
    Would you say Code-era Hollywood was a shining example of free speech? After all, it was private organizations restricting what kinds of content and people were allowed participation, for the well-being of society.