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I hope your comment doesn't get downvoted into oblivion, because this is a common reaction that deserves to be addressed. The issue isn't that your history/tho
by sebastiennight 1y ago
I hope your comment doesn't get downvoted into oblivion, because this is a common reaction that deserves to be addressed.
The issue isn't that your history/thoughts are harmless. The problem is that you might consider them harmless, but some authority in the future might decide that you're not one of the "good" citizens.
There are prior examples of this happening in history, eg. there was no reason to believe that your candid answering of a census question about religion in late 19th-century/early 20th-century Germany would ever lead to a young startup called International Business Machines helping your government hunt you down a few years later.