Yes, but the legal definition of suppression of free speech isn't about violence, it's about state involvement. Which is where much of the incompleteness stems from.
But back to this soft repression. How do we prevent this without hard repression of speech?
Because we don't rely on government. Soft repression calls for creative tactics, not state intervention. Calling out people on their hypocrisy would be the logical first step. It doesn't always need to be gulags or laws.
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Date: 2015-01-22 09:15 pm (UTC)But back to this soft repression. How do we prevent this without hard repression of speech?
Because we don't rely on government. Soft repression calls for creative tactics, not state intervention. Calling out people on their hypocrisy would be the logical first step. It doesn't always need to be gulags or laws.