> Which isn’t to say you’re somehow wrong for wanting a safe space away from political discourse. It’s important not to forget how empowering silence and ignora

> Which isn’t to say you’re somehow wrong for wanting a safe space away from political discourse. It’s important not to forget how empowering silence and ignorance are to causes that typically undermine the rights of the populace. I feel like these two statements nearly contradict each other. Maybe the second sentence should have begun with "However,..." Either way, I totally agree that apathy is enemy #1 and policies that enable censorship for any reason are enemy #2.