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Sure it is; it's just a slogan. "Don't censor the Internet" - Who are you talking to? What constitutes censorship? What actual means will prevent censorship,
by Gormo 14y ago
Sure it is; it's just a slogan.
"Don't censor the Internet" - Who are you talking to? What constitutes censorship? What actual means will prevent censorship, and how can we implement them?
You're just saying that censorship is bad, which is almost a tautology, because the term itself carries negative connotations with essentially everyone: people who do advocate what you might describe as censorship aren't describing their own position as censorship, and the fault lines in your base of symbolic 'support' will appear once you actually get into details and attempt to answer the questions above.
- morsch 14y agoThe same thing can be said about the bill of rights and similar documents, and there, fault lines do appear once you get into the details. That doesn't mean it's pointless to have these documents.