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Because it encourages people on our side to advocate for things that are a high risk of leading to a nuclear exchange. I've already seen a lot of people do this
by ufmace 3y ago
Because it encourages people on our side to advocate for things that are a high risk of leading to a nuclear exchange. I've already seen a lot of people do this in a lot of places. It's probably not a good idea to encourage them.
- it_citizen 3y agoI understand the dilemma, but should we forbid ourselves to discuss some topics? It kind of remember me how the possibility of covid lab leak got discredited early on in the Lancet without any proof and then backfired spectacularly, creating doubts about the scientific community in the population. I don’t think thought censorship ever helps, we have to push for nuanced views.