jaylar
I have always been against censorship. Sure, slap X or A ratings on a movie, or if certain words are unacceptable in a publication, use dashes.
Previously there were countries which had freedom of speech and countries that didn’t. America used to have freedom of speech until the politically correct zipper was affixed to mouths.
This has led to a kind of deception/deflection/dishonesty in which people do not say what they think because they are prevented.
They may create ‘key’ terms that are only picked up by those in their realm so that the term ‘Great’ means ‘White’ while those not in their set don’t know what they are saying.
As a pressure cooker, when you don’t let it vent the top blows off, so too when people can’t vent, they act on it.
And, as the trite expression goes, actions speak louder than words.
The ANC communist government of South-Africa has passed a law placing its citizens on a total gagging order. In short, no-one shall publish ANYTHING on the Internet prior to submitting it to a media approval department. Failure may result in a fine or a prison sentence or both. This law has already been signed for proclamation. Several legal teams are working to get it stopped. Here is an excerpt: “Following the growth of electronic communications, social media platforms and the availability of digital content, it was deemed necessary to extend the operations of the FPA to cater for the creation, possession, production and distribution of online content.” (ALL ONLINE CONTENT?)
Can’t imagine how that would work… how would they know you posted something here… (I would use the Dark Web, and a number of alias.)