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> You mean if the government of that nation censors speech that challenges the status quo? I think it's very bad for governments to do that And if the major so
by cubefox 3y ago
> You mean if the government of that nation censors speech that challenges the status quo? I think it's very bad for governments to do that
And if the major social networks are doing it, wouldn't that also be bad?
- sanderjd 3y agoNo. The private freedom of association is important. I'm similarly free to disagree with the choices the social network makes, as are you. But it is not bad for them to make their own choices, it's good.