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Then let's just not have laws if it's such a slippery slope.

• kelseyfrog 1y ago
  To clarify, I am not suggesting this is a slippery slope. That was your characterization, not mine. My point is that, based on available data, laws that limit free speech are applied in ways that restrict political, reproductive rights, feminist, and LGBTQ-related expression 89% of the time. It appears that there may be some misalignment in our discussion. When prompted to share your perspective on the topic, you have chosen not to engage directly. Additionally, the conversation has shifted scope several times, which makes it challenging to address the core issue. If you would like to discuss the topic further, I am open to continuing. If not, I respect your decision to move on.
  • throwaway290 1y ago
    So > the broader category of laws that limit speech How is age verification in that category? I ask repeatedly but you can't explain. Your argument is "scope creep". I said it applies then to every law, the first time you have laws you have opportunity for scope creep. You deny. So apparently there is a line for you. Why is this age verification crossing the line but something else doesn't? Is it just because "it was this way before so I don't want change"? Anything else?