> For the most part, we get censorship because the majority wants censorship. (Or, at least, thinks they want censorship because they haven't thought all the wa

> For the most part, we get censorship because the majority wants censorship. (Or, at least, thinks they want censorship because they haven't thought all the way through what that actually is going to mean). I think that you have it the other way around. The minority that doesn't want censorship hasn't thought through what it actually means to not have censorship. Either that or the two groups are working with totally different definitions of censorship.