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Yeah lol
Yeah, so you agree violence and hatred is wrong, but you don’t agree you can monitor those type of things
If you disagree violence and hatred are wrong, you’re a threat to other people. People shouldn’t he allowed to **intentionally** do that, not by the state, nor by other people.
I’m putting intentionally in bold to cross out ideologies like socialism.
I agree, you could.
An ideology advocating for violent revolution is also something that one should be able to attack another for.
Yeah, they haven’t done it yet, but inciting violence is wrong already.
In fact people get arrested for that.
I don’t understand why you think inciting violence should be legal, but reacting to it must be peaceful
It’s a sort of self defense
You can think violence thoughts, but sharing violent thoughts causes violence. Therefore it’s a threat
Allowing people to spread thoughts that do damage to democracy or citizens that belong to that democracy, that’s totalitarianism.
Saying that a part of the population is not worthy of being a citizen, like nazis do, is a threat to democracy. You’re excluding people from participating without proper grounds.
So, your opinion is as much totalitarian as mine. Especially when you’re allowing people to spread opinions that may cause violence against these groups.
Here nazism is just an example btw, other violent ideologies might be as well
Your argument against me is that limiting people’s speech is totalitarian, right?
My response to that is that *allowing* this sort of free speech is also totalitarian, as it works against democracy and the physical freedom of citizens.
I disagree.