>May I speak freely? Of course I may. In the course of the next eighty lines, as long as I don't libel anyone with enough money to sue this magazine, I can pretty much say whatever I like. That’s news, however, to a certain spluttering centre-right chorus, which has accepted as doctrine the idea that our political conversation is drowning in censorship – from the left, from activists, and particularly from students.
>The most important thing to remember about this virulent epidemic of student censorship is that it doesn’t exist. It’s made-up. In the past few years the bloviating, hand-wringing articles and books and whining interventions about "trigger warnings" and "safe spaces" have far, far outnumbered the actual use of these fairly moderate tactics on campus. It’s a right-wing fantasy. People desperately want it to be true that young people today can’t cope with new ideas, because otherwise they’d have to take the new ideas these silly kids have about social justice seriously.
The most important thing to remember about this virulent epidemic of student censorship is that it doesn’t exist. It’s made-up. In the past few years the bloviating, hand-wringing articles and books and whining interventions about "trigger warnings" and "safe spaces" have far, far outnumbered the actual use of these fairly moderate tactics on campus. It’s a right-wing fantasy.
>the new ideas these silly kids have about social justice Where does the left get off believing their ideas are still fresh or novel or even radical? Oh look, we repackaged the civil rights muh equality stuff but now it's about trannies. How original. Same old lies peddled by the same old wrinkled jews. How about we try decent white nations for a change, there's a new idea that hasn't been tried in anyone's lifetime.
Juan Brown
In a crazy way, some of these leftwing lunatics don't realize they are wrong.
You see, to him/her there really isn't censorship. If someone is forbidden from saying something then it must be really bad so that doesn't count.
Censorship is only when you're forbidden from saying something acceptable, in their mind.
>best star wars ever >the social justice was so thick I wanted to ride it like big black dick I think God realizes that women were a mistake, but it's too late
Brandon Hernandez
she looks like a man.
David Collins
>as long as I don't libel anyone >(with enough money to sue this magazine)
>there is no threat to free speech >if you disagree you are clearly a nazi
Joshua Perry
>its a right wing fantasy >she says, as right wingers get banned from speaking universally
Joshua Clark
really makes your dick hard
Kayden Martinez
Underneath it's the same tired Marxist paradigm of oppressor/oppressed. (Neo-Marxism) They took Marx's central, incorrect ideas of a zero sum game, revolution, and critiquing western culture without any regard for historical precedence and applied it all to religous, racial, socio economc demographics in order to create a new Proletariat(Minorities) and a new Bourgeoisie(Whites/Majority). They simply stopped trying to justify their Marxist ideas on Modernist grounds, where they have a snowball's chance in hell, and instead adopted Postmodern rhetoric where they obfuscate any blame and redefine morality into relativism by rejecting reality.
Christian Rodriguez
>>The most important thing to remember about this virulent epidemic of student censorship is that it doesn’t exist.
Use this exact argument about Rape Culture and watch her twat invert with rage.
David Smith
>have far, far outnumbered the actual use of these fairly moderate tactics on campus My extremism is actually moderate, guys.
Carter Brown
It's absolutely real. I would lose my job for talking like 90s bill Clinton.
Brody Powell
Dude doesn't look like a lady. Soy, not even once.
Samuel Jackson
That's funny. Black scholar Emily Joyce Knox just wrote a book about how real a threat trigger warnings are to intellectual freedom.
