That's part of the point. "Censorship" in this context is essentially moderation gone wrong (either subjectively or objectively, either by accident or on purpose via a bad actor) so as long as there is content to moderate, there will be "censorship". There are platforms with zero moderation (aside from very surface level stuff, like banning illegal content or off-topic threads) - that space is not starving, but those platforms by their very nature can't be a popular enough option to displace the moderated platforms.