ryan on Nostr: nprofile1q…vhyrk > I support some limits on free speech Fortunately, you and the ...
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> I support some limits on free speech
Fortunately, you and the Constitution differ on this point.
Controlling what people are allowed to say is controlling how they think. Once you decide that there is a line, (and you hand the power to draw it to a human), that line will move. Power corrupts, and that line only moves in one direction. You may be happy with what is censored today, but tomorrow it will be something you care about.
Slippery Slope may be a fallacy of proof, but there is mountains of evidence in history to statistically support it here.
> I support some limits on free speech
Fortunately, you and the Constitution differ on this point.
Controlling what people are allowed to say is controlling how they think. Once you decide that there is a line, (and you hand the power to draw it to a human), that line will move. Power corrupts, and that line only moves in one direction. You may be happy with what is censored today, but tomorrow it will be something you care about.
Slippery Slope may be a fallacy of proof, but there is mountains of evidence in history to statistically support it here.