And if the wrong idea is censorship itself?

> We've got to this place because the people with wrong ideas were succeding.

Hate to break it to you, but if those ideas are succeeding, maybe they weren't wrong after all...

The marketplace of ideas can remain irrational longer than free society can remain solvent.

History is full of people with very clearly wrong ideas who were succeeding at the time. Something something, Godwin's law.

History is more full of examples where censorship has lead to tyranny and the downfall of civilizations.

Government censorship, yes. Fortunately, that is not happening here.

Godwin's law, but Hitler succeeded for a very long time in the decade before WW2. This isn't a useful metric for determining whether ideas are right or wrong.