← Back to context Comment by j-krieger 5 days ago [flagged] 2 comments j-krieger Reply flawn 5 days ago So you're telling me, the landlord of a burning house starts to put out the (smaller) fire next door in a self-less act of virtue?There is some other incentive here other than supposedly restoring "freedom of speech", don't you agree? j-krieger 5 days ago No, I'm telling you that deriving perfect free speech from a higher freedom of press is a logical fallacy.
flawn 5 days ago So you're telling me, the landlord of a burning house starts to put out the (smaller) fire next door in a self-less act of virtue?There is some other incentive here other than supposedly restoring "freedom of speech", don't you agree? j-krieger 5 days ago No, I'm telling you that deriving perfect free speech from a higher freedom of press is a logical fallacy.
j-krieger 5 days ago No, I'm telling you that deriving perfect free speech from a higher freedom of press is a logical fallacy.
So you're telling me, the landlord of a burning house starts to put out the (smaller) fire next door in a self-less act of virtue?
There is some other incentive here other than supposedly restoring "freedom of speech", don't you agree?
No, I'm telling you that deriving perfect free speech from a higher freedom of press is a logical fallacy.