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I'm not sure why legislators aren't trying to address [2], which is the real problem as far as I can tell.
by wizzwizz4 1y ago
I'm not sure why legislators aren't trying to address [2], which is the real problem as far as I can tell.
- IshKebab 1y agoIs it? How many films are there promoting violence, revenge torture, etc? Is "Law Abiding Citizen" acceptable?
- wizzwizz4 1y agoFeaturing, and promoting, are different things. There's a big difference between Lolita and CSAM, or between Damals war es Friedrich and Mein Kampf. But, I care about reality, not moral outrage about taboo violations*, so I'd only advocate "do something about [2]" if I believed [2] actually did contribute to a real problem. Combatting ineffective promotion is not on my priorities list. As far as I can tell, [2] is a real problem: though I'm always open to new evidence. (And when people like me take over the world, and it turns out our interventions don't make the problem go away, I like to think I'd have the integrity to reconsider my views in light of that evidence.) *: That's not to say I don't feel outrage about taboo violations. Some taboos exist for a reason, even if that reason is not immediately obvious. (Of course, some need discarding with prejudice, but Chesterton's Fence applies.)