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Censorship never was a left-wing tactic. Opposing censorship was never the hallmark of right-wing values. And censorship is never aimed at one ideology or the other, but at *dissent* from the ruling class wherever it comes from.
Listen to Noam Chomsky:
Again: if you ban “lies” from private actors, then the only lies that will proliferate are officially-approved deceptions, which are always the most destructive variety.
You can buy books by Hitler and Pol Pot on Amazon (and I've bought and read works by both). I think people should read as much as they can, especially ideas they disagree with. I don't understand the personality that thinks reducing access to books or articles solves anything.
I don't think enough people realise the economic impact that this disaster is having on the developing world.
The World Bank says it could push up to 150 million people into extreme poverty next year (less than $1.90 per day).
Our fear contributes to these people going hungry.
My theme is news outlets shouldn't lie and censorship sucks. The whole point is that the press loses its way when it cares more about who benefits from information than whether it's true.