Quote (bogie160 @ Jun 16 2020 10:32pm)
Telling gay people that they don't exist is factually incorrect. It's not censorship. Buying ads opposing sensible regulation may be bad for the country, but it's not censorship. And while I think attempts to restrict science-based education in schools are ridiculous, curriculum is certainly within the purview of the school, and not censorship.
When you go out of your way to remove them from media it is censorship.
When you buy ads with the explicit purpose of influencing the media to downplay the scientific consensus, it is censorship.
When you are lobbying to remove science from the science class, it is censorship.
You guys are using a loose definition of censorship when it is convenient and a strict one when it isn't. I could just as easily say that Google restricting its ad sense to websites that advertisers want their material on is within their purview, and not censorship, since nobody is stopping the federalist from being hosted or writing, and I would be making the argument using a 1 to 1 correspondence with the logic you just used.
This post was edited by Thor123422 on Jun 16 2020 10:18pm