I used to censor things irl as a kid too. I’d take two of my fingers–one from each hand. I would place them in each of my ears, respectively, and plug up my eardrum so I couldn’t hear someone’s nonsense. It was super effective.
Fair point, but my what I’m trying to convey is that these are established groups. What we’re seeing a lot more of is people sharing differing ideas or even opinions that aren’t related to these hate groups, but they’re being lumped or labeled the same as these groups because people don’t want actual/genuine discourse or discussion, and that is a dangerous road.
Too bad. Once again, your own government says that’s 100% ok. I love it when people fail to realize they like things until they don’t, i.e. when it stops benefiting them. It was the same thing with the last American election. People LOVED democracy until they had their wake up call and realized one person has to lose, and this time it was the one they wanted to win. All of a sudden it was “voter fraud!!” this and “stolen election” that.
I’m not really sure why you keep referencing an illegitimate administration.
And there it is… Point proven.
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There what is? You’ve proven nothing. You’re actually exemplifying my points with that response.
I tried to have a legitimate discussion and you came back with bad faith arguments. Sorry, but if your reaction to that statement is dismissal then I recommend you purchase a mirror.
As a business owner I just have to tell the police That someone is not welcome in my store, and the will have to leave. As long a i dont tell you the reason, I am ok. Criminal trespass laws do not require me to commit a crime or anything like that. I have thrown people out for attitude. Forcing blizzard to rebroadcast some players opinions would violate their 1st amendment rights.
The only people who ever scream from the rooftops about “free speech” are actually upset that it doesn’t mean “freedom from consequences in private businesses.”
should they let someone post your bank account numbers, cc number etc and not be allowed to remove them? or should there be consequences for doing this?
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I’m almost certain that’s against the law, so no.
not true, they might be communist, monarchist, feudalist , socialist, or anarchist. or maybe a few more ists that I mist.
If your views foment hate then yeah, you should be silenced.
Guess people are suddenly ‘fascist’ for not wanting to see more hate towards communities that has popped up as of late.
Conflating disagreement with something as intentionally vague as “hate” is a disingenuous argument.
You disagree about opinions.
You don’t get to disagree with someone’s identity.
Note that these are general yous, not personal.
can you quote a specific code? didnt think so. people get doxxed all the time. I have worked in places where you exercising your unlimited freedom of speech has painful consequences.
That’s cool, I expected a “gotcha” response. But it’s not on me to provide that for you, nor did I claim my statement irrefutable. Just seems like common sense that it would be illegal. Something else to keep in mind is that just because someone doesn’t suffer immediate or any consequence doesn’t make it not against the law.
Well of course, how you view yourself is entirely up to you. But discussing or being able to disagree with the ideology or social theories that create that sort of mindset is absolutely fair.
As a non American I’m so confused about what this even means
Let’s say my house is a private business. You have flawed expectations if you think you are going to come in my place and say whatever you want with no consequences. You can gtfo.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA.
Qanon leader messes around with children dude. Stop listening to that guy.