[ SECRET POST #3027 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3027 ⌋

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Comments

Re: A relatively "balanced" article

[(Anonymous)]

What I mean to say is that, from a purely democratic point of view, the will of the people should be able to determine what is acceptable both from a social and a legal point of view. That is to say, there is an argument that if you believe in democracy, then democracy should be able to sanction speech.

Re: A relatively "balanced" article

[(Anonymous)]

No. Because all you need is one charismatic nut to convince people that [GROUP] is evil and needs to be exterminated.

Re: A relatively "balanced" article

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not saying that pure democracy is a good thing

I'm not advocating this as a system

There are good reasons we have a liberal constitutional structure on top of democracy

I'm saying there is this theoretical tension between democracy and liberalism, that the two aren't the same, that someone who supported democracy would not necessarily support liberal ideas like free speech, and that this tension does play out in actual political issues

Re: A relatively "balanced" article

[dethtoll]

I would argue that that's a failing on democracy's part rather than that of free expression.

Re: A relatively "balanced" article

[(Anonymous)]

Sure.