0 sats \ 3 replies \ @k00b OP 1 Sep \ parent \ on: Free speech isn't guaranteed to be forever libertarian
Do you have any living examples of such people? This article was about censorship happening in the world today and whether governments, staffed with who they are, should legally be allowed to "cut out all the lies" however they define lies.
I'm just wondering if you're stictly talking in ideals while this article and Brazilians are concerned with practical matters.
Do you have any living examples of such people? This article was about censorship happening in the world today and whether governments, staffed with who they are, should legally be allowed to "cut out all the lies" however they define lies.
There are many that would say the Messiah fits this definition.
I'm just wondering if you're stictly talking in ideals while this article and Brazilians are concerned with practical matters.
Brazil, interestingly, in Hebrew BRZL means iron. Otherwise, many people think it means ember. Brazil is clearly meant to be a kind of tinder box, in part because the US is doing such a lousy job of the issue. Brazil is also a part of BRICS which should tell you what they have in mind. The people of Brazil, if they want to be interested in practical matters, need to practically consider where their leaders are taking them, and the same is true for the US. Instead, we sit around and talk about censorship as though our discussion is going to matter.
Indeed, talking about the Apocalypse to me, at this point, is a more practical matter since that's where things are heading.