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No it wasn't. Telling people to drink bleach or take random medicine is and will inherently remain dumb. I literally had to spend weeks trying to convince my p
by aa_is_op 2y ago
No it wasn't. Telling people to drink bleach or take random medicine is and will inherently remain dumb.
I literally had to spend weeks trying to convince my parents not to take random shit they read about online.
Filtering out garbage for official advice from experts on the topic is not "censorship."
What a ginormous cunt this guy is turning out to be!
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- DonsDiscountGas 2y agoPart of the reason censorship is bad policy is that if the government had that authority it would've been wielded by Trump. With more government censorship your parents would've gotten less good and more bad information, not the other way around
- aa_is_op 2y ago>With more government censorship your parents would've gotten less good and more bad information, not the other way around What are you even talking about. The advice from doctors was spot on and remains the recommended way of dealing with COVID infections.
- johng 2y agoMuch of it was also made up. Much of it was just for show. Not to mention many things were censored that we now know were true. Is this acceptable to you? It certainly isn't to me.
- aa_is_op 2y agoShow me an example. I'll wait...
- t0bia_s 2y agoDoctors do recommendations based on your medical record and individual check. Anyone, who follow universal advices by random persons in media was too scare to think rationally or simply enjoy tribalism, mostly driven by politicians and sensation.
- DonsDiscountGas 2y ago> that authority it would've been wielded by Trump This is what I am talking about. If censorship was legal it wouldn't be medical doctors doing the censoring it would be the executive branch, ie Trump during 2020.
- t0bia_s 2y agoFiltering content about topic that was polticialy motivated and driven by goverment is basically a definition of an censorship.