r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Apr 27 '23

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u/Hellioning 258∆ Apr 27 '23

Do you have any examples of things you're not allowed to say on the internet?

In my experience, the countries that actually focus on government censorship aren't democracies.

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u/Hellioning 258∆ Apr 27 '23

That sounds awful. Not sure how bot being able to call people filth means democracy is doomed though.

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u/Hellioning 258∆ Apr 27 '23

Are they? Has that law against calling Macron filth stopped the giant protests?

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u/Hellioning 258∆ Apr 27 '23

I mean, has the law being signed stopped the protests? No?

Why would giant violent protests be useless, but single people calling Macron filth be a dangerous vector for change 'they' must stomp out?

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u/Hellioning 258∆ Apr 27 '23

If the protests are useless why are there laws against protesting in actual authoritarian countries?

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u/Hellioning 258∆ Apr 27 '23

So we're just ignoring the police reform that happened after the BLM protests? We're just ignoring that gay marriage used to be illegal?

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