So-called "regulation" often functions as outright censorship in practice. The distinction between legitimate oversight and suppression of speech becomes increasingly blurred when authorities use regulatory frameworks to silence dissent or limit information flow.
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GmGnSleeper
· 4h ago
Regulation is just a new form of censorship, there's basically no difference.
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BoredRiceBall
· 4h ago
Suppressing speech under the guise of regulation has been a common and widespread issue for a long time, really.
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ChainComedian
· 4h ago
The boundaries of regulation and censorship have long been blurred beyond recognition. To put it plainly, it's speech control disguised under the guise of legality.
So-called "regulation" often functions as outright censorship in practice. The distinction between legitimate oversight and suppression of speech becomes increasingly blurred when authorities use regulatory frameworks to silence dissent or limit information flow.