People complain too much about interference with freedom of speech, but here's the thing:

What would happen if one was to speak without filter in meatpacking?
They'd get ass-kicked out of alot of places.
Even back in the old days, speaking ones mind would result in disdain, not so much from authorities as much as from fellow commoners.

>>25391
Irrelevant. That's a matter of having a sense for your audience, not a requirement for more external supression.

Freedom of speech was never envisioned as a protection for anyone to express themselves in any non-violent way possible without consequences. Obviously it does not mean freedom from social consequences, but it meany cases it doesn't even mean freedom from legal consequences. It was basically just meant as a protection for political opinions (i.e. you can't ban the opposition in congress/parliament from disagreeing with your policies), it doesn't have much to do with this "right" to shout obscenities at strangers walking past you on the street. Historically you could actually be punished for things like that, and these sorts of laws have never been categorically overturned.

Obviously it's up to a given platform to interpret these principles for itself (as far as the law declines to stop them, that is), but it's dishonest to act like you're upholding the spirit of free speech by allowing people to sling racial slurs and spread misinformation. The spirit of free speech has entirely to do with having a civil environment for people with legitimate disagreements to talk them through.

>>25397
>racial slurs
oh no waaaah mommy the big kid called me poopy head!
>misinformation
Maybe you're the one who's misinformed.

>>25398
>Maybe you're the one who's misinformed
Don't rely on fat orange men as your single source

>>25398
Minimizing the impact hate language has on its victims. Classic.

>>25399
I never have. Not sure what your obsession with them is, but it kinda sounds like some kind of hate speech coupled with disinformation.

>>25400
jew hands typed that post. Beware of his lies and deceptions

>>25398
Give me an example of something you are informed about.

>>25398
>>25401
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>>25400
Dear God, why are reactionaries taking over 7chan?
Was 4chan closed down because of another shooting?

>>25404
Communist revolution. I mean I could have said math or something actually useful, but you wouldn't be able to relate to that sort of thing.

>>25410
Convince me you are informed about that. Or anything, I give you permission to pick a new topic if this one proves too hard.

>>25413
>image caption

That's how I felt at age seven and now, in my mid twenties, I realize I was horrifically on point.

>>25412
Why bother? You've already been brainwashed and will reject everything not in line with your brainwashing.

>>25415
Some people would tell me this is all a character act (the character being 'depressed loser who desperately clings to empty memes and political notions to somehow feel superior to others') but I doubt that, there just isn't much of an audience here. If you wanted to do that, you would do it somewhere else. This is more or less sincere.

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>>25419
What makes you think I care about the imaginary people in your head?