not in countries were i live. Even in west IMO ppl happily go for control as 1st instinct on policy, they're not however rabid authoritarian
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besides anecdotal experience, there appears to be a growing trend. From harvard study here: https://qz.com/848031/harvard-research-suggests-that-an-entire-global-generation-has-lost-faith-in-democracy/ …pic.twitter.com/3EbjZOefEN
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Yes, its on the rise and that's why we're all arguing about it so much. But it's still a minority. See James' and my recent manifestopic.twitter.com/QM4GpUgGfK
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regarding free speech & giving power to gov to regulate it the scenario is much worse than that no-one has a problem with inoffensive speechpic.twitter.com/iynkBXu5Vx
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just Europe, were we have plenty of laws regulating speech, and ppl agree. we are much worse than the Americans on this.pic.twitter.com/CDgEUMGKmb
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we should be so happy to have those numbers in Europe regarding disrupting a talk, here those numbers double, at least.
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Oh yes. It is Europe & Anglophone nations I am really talking about. Much of the rest of the world is much worse.
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yes, southern and eastern Europe, are really diff in that regard. from legislative philosophy/frameworks to avg ppl attitudes.
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Hmm. It's a bit like 90% of drivers believe they're above average. Most authoritarians do not consider themselves so.
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