Tolerance Paradox
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Free speech is more of a spectrum really.
But who's to say where on this spectrum the slippery slope into fascism begins? Should we just ban anyone with extreme views from speaking? Or does that lead into these ideas appearing as a forbiden fruit, growing in the shadows like a malignant tumor in our society?
But who's to say where on this spectrum the slippery slope into fascism begins? Should we just ban anyone with extreme views from speaking? Or does that lead into these ideas appearing as a forbiden fruit, growing in the shadows like a malignant tumor in our society?
