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If you look up the definition of censorship, you'll find that it is not. Censorship is suppression. Insulting someone or discriminating against them is not su
by thenaturalist 2y ago
If you look up the definition of censorship, you'll find that it is not.
Censorship is suppression.
Insulting someone or discriminating against them is not supression, it's unlawful.
If that's not your cup of tea, I'd challenge you to forego any and all (!) ameneties of modern civilized society to enjoy your anarcho-freedom.
Don't pretend to be a tough one by sitting in a comfy chair and picking the raisins out of the dough.
- kcb 2y agoWell once you bring law into it then you have to be accurate. Insulting someone is almost never unlawful in the US. And discrimination laws apply to specific matters for specific special classes.
- seneca 2y ago> Insulting someone or discriminating against them is not supression, it's unlawful. It is not, at all, unlawful to insult someone. Your argument is absurd.
- Diggsey 2y agoYou seem to be very confused. Even in countries like the UK with weaker freedom-of-speech laws, there are specific exceptions to slander law for insults.