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My guess would be: because anger is just an emotion, as natural as any other. Unless it turns into hostile action, it does no harm. I don't entirely agree, but anger by and of itself does seem like a thing that hurts less than deplatforming.
I don't necessarily think anger is a good thing, and perhaps I'm more permissive of it than I ought to be because I'm prone to it myself (regrettably). But... deplatforming attempts to control what others are allowed to hear, and that's something I'm extremely concerned about.
I take it you don't consider stochastic terrorism an actual thing then?
I do, I just don't think the concern there justifies authoritarian top-down control over information, or that the potential harms of the former outweigh the potential harms of the latter
I just realized that this is essentially why I dislike twitters approach to blocking: it does not control whom you (have to) read, it blinds people from what you're writing. I prefered the way ignorelists on IRC used to work.
So we do agree about the part where we don't want our perception controlled by someone else, I guess.
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