[NoWordsKotoba]

> Also notable: Kids prioritized feeling "welcome and safe" online over free speech (sigh).

These are kids. The sigh in this article is because kids would rather feel safe than be the bullied or made to feel lesser-than for an adult's ideological worship of free speech? Perhaps we can acknowledge that while free speech in the context of government censorship is necessary, it is certainly not the end-all-be-all for children socializing.

It seems like there is such a disconnect from basic humanity with so many reason.com writers.