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I'll start caring more about this "silencing" once the NYT editorial board starts including viewpoints that are actually silenced in our society. Until then, it

• seibelj 6y ago
  The "I concede you may be right but I simply don't care" argument, a form of "what-about-ism". It's possible to believe in free speech and want to promote marginalized voices simultaneously. You don't need to silence disagreement.
• jimbokun 6y ago
  What viewpoints? Are we just supposed to guess, or automatically know which viewpoints you mean?
  • orwin 6y ago
    Communism division of work, central planning for college-level education? Worker cooperative can be more efficient than traditional company in some sectors, did you ever read any piece on that? I mean, the two time i went in the US, i was in really liberal and even socialist environment, and very few seems to even have heard of worker cooperative, so it would be surprising, but HN always surprise me positively, so why not.
    • jimbokun 6y ago
      This google search brings up several pieces from nytimes.com: "worker cooperatives site:nytimes.com"