I don't think that's different at all. Imagine a town has 1 company. If that company censors or bans speakers, town is cut off
But they might not think so. And if we claim to respect diversity of ideas, we cannot insist they do it our way.
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at the end of the day, it's a decision as to how many rights we give companies. They already don't have same rights
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But we're talking abt freedom of expression now. I will advocate it consistently.
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and hate speech is still hate speech. I would argue we should be even stricter on that. Certain people should be banned for that
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And who decides what that is? Some think its atheists criticising Islam or one kind of feminist criticising another.
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incitement to violence
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That's illegal, yes.
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exactly. Why? Freedom of expression? Less important than people being killed.
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that's all I was saying with the hate speech comment
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