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It's not a bizarre comment. "Freedom of speech" is used in this case ironically, as a metonymy for the site's drastically decreasing quality since it was acquir
by cdelsolar 3y ago
It's not a bizarre comment. "Freedom of speech" is used in this case ironically, as a metonymy for the site's drastically decreasing quality since it was acquired by someone who strongly advocated for it during the site's acquisition.