| > Why? Because we've given you more choices to express yourself? 1. Make up a new word 2. Give people the choice to use the new word 3. Destroy them if they choose not to. Sure. > Racism is still very much alive today Try criticising the government in china and you will soon realise that censorship is also very much alive today. Not that this makes a difference in either case, of course. > so I'm not sure how freedom of expression is much closer to you today than racism is for Blacks. Forst of all, "Blacks": https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/W17-3014.pdf Second, black people exist outside of america, in case you didn't know. So mentioning them as just "blacks" already shows a rather narrow view of the world. Freedom of expression is closer to me than racism. Racism is probably closer to many black Americans than freedom of expression. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you didn't intentionally misunderstand that just to have a ridiculous strawman to argue against. |