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People with mental health problems are always going to find something to latch on to. It doesn't mean we should start labeling things as dangerous because of it.
People with mental health problems are always going to find something to latch on to. It doesn't mean we should start labeling things as dangerous because of it.
You can't draw a line with ideology within some systemic, coercive framework (government censorship) because the ideologies supported by governments and powerful interests will always be allowed, and the ideologies they oppose will always be suppressed, regardless of how poisonous they may be.
I'm not advocating absolute free speech here, but I do believe the proper layer for criticism and censorship (if it has to be called that) is at the level of societies and platforms, and only government in extreme cases (such as libel, false advertising and violent threats.) But that means pushing against misinformation and apathy is always going to be a messy affair.