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Yet we are still somehow free to publish or post articles such as these without being arrested, tortured, interrogated, electrocuted, and having our heads locke
by mugwort13 7y ago
Yet we are still somehow free to publish or post articles such as these without being arrested, tortured, interrogated, electrocuted, and having our heads locked in a rage cage. Perhaps the author is exaggerating just a bit.
- rolltiide 7y agoPack it up everyone, we can talk about it so therefore end of argument
- thomaswang 7y agoDepend on where you live. About 20-30% of the global pop cannot.
- elvecinodeabajo 7y agoWe can talk about it, but many people can't. Let's talk about them.
- Mattasher 7y agoTrue still in many places. Though in some countries you can be arrested for "hateful" posts or acts even if they are non-violet. You can also be kicked off Facebook, Twitter, Patreon, LinkedIn, Paypal, Youtube, the app stores, and Visa payment processing for expressing unpopular opinions. So not jail, more like a version of the black-mirror punishment that made undesirables invisible blurs.