[showerrain]

The same thing happened to .win sites including a popular one, post election.

I posted proof here (using another account) but it was immediately flagged because nobody cared. In fact many were happy about it.

[dmead]

for anybody reading. he means thedonald.win.

this entire thread is about t-moble censoring right wing and alt-right (white supremacist) websites.

hats off to them for doing the moral thing.

[jeroenhd]

I wouldn't call this "the moral thing". If it was a setting as part of their spam filter that you can turn on or off, then maybe it should be permitted, but it should definitely not be the default.

[Brian_K_White]

How do you discuss, examine, learn how bad something is, or what exactly makes it so bad, if you can't even refer to it?

This is a more idiotic position even than the positions espoused on those sites.

[dmead]

that already happened, en masse. that forum used to be a subreddit that was thoroughly understood and read by the entire internet.

perhaps you need another reading of mein kampf, just to be sure?

[showerrain]

Any association to mein kampf shows a profound misunderstanding of that forum.

[dmead]

There is no association other than these ideas are both clear rejects. I believe my point stands.

[Brian_K_White]

You had no point.

Your question implied that no one needs to read mein kompf, thus proving that it's ok to censor it, thus showing that it's ok to censor anything else you don't like.

Since all of those things your attempt at a point stands on are false, the point in fact does not stand.

It's not only wrong, it's unbelivably ignorant.

Perhaps I'm misremembering from so long ago in 1979 or 80, but I feel like they explained the fundamental problems with censorship, including reasoning such as you present, as early as 4th or 5th grade.

That's why I say unbelievably ignorant. How is an adult saying something that a 5th-grader k ows better? I guess literally I can believe that they allow kids to reach adulthood without ever being made to understand something so important, but I sure don't want to.