← Back to context Comment by tene80i 1 month ago The law isn’t code. It doesn’t require formal definition of all boundaries.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_know_it_when_I_see_it 4 comments tene80i Reply firtoz 1 month ago Then people will carve around the edges. Also do you need to moderate every single post or comment by anyone? That's not free also. tene80i 1 month ago Speech is already not entirely free and it works fine. You can’t scream “murder all the X” in a theatre. It doesn’t break the concept of freedom to have regulations, and assuming nothing can be regulated just leads to governance by corporation. parineum 1 month ago > You can’t scream “murder all the X” in a theatreYou actually can. 1 reply →
firtoz 1 month ago Then people will carve around the edges. Also do you need to moderate every single post or comment by anyone? That's not free also. tene80i 1 month ago Speech is already not entirely free and it works fine. You can’t scream “murder all the X” in a theatre. It doesn’t break the concept of freedom to have regulations, and assuming nothing can be regulated just leads to governance by corporation. parineum 1 month ago > You can’t scream “murder all the X” in a theatreYou actually can. 1 reply →
tene80i 1 month ago Speech is already not entirely free and it works fine. You can’t scream “murder all the X” in a theatre. It doesn’t break the concept of freedom to have regulations, and assuming nothing can be regulated just leads to governance by corporation. parineum 1 month ago > You can’t scream “murder all the X” in a theatreYou actually can. 1 reply →
Then people will carve around the edges. Also do you need to moderate every single post or comment by anyone? That's not free also.
Speech is already not entirely free and it works fine. You can’t scream “murder all the X” in a theatre. It doesn’t break the concept of freedom to have regulations, and assuming nothing can be regulated just leads to governance by corporation.
> You can’t scream “murder all the X” in a theatre
You actually can.
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