Re:MIT Faculty Votes for Statement on Freedom of Expression ...
by yawpitch on Monday December 26, 2022 @06:12PM
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Depends in its entirety on the specifics of arbitrary topic X… for instance, if X involves putting ethic group Y in to gas chambers, then send in the ministry, post haste.
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Re:MIT Faculty Votes for Statement on Freedom of Expression ...
by ablob on Monday December 26, 2022 @06:27PM
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This does go both ways, doesn't it?
Especially since a ministry was the main proponent of putting people into gas chambers once. They even killed anyone that would advocate for peace or provide help in this case.
There seems to be a significant power imbalance between the ministry and a parent.
Re:MIT Faculty Votes for Statement on Freedom of Expression ...
by yawpitch on Thursday December 29, 2022 @06:10AM
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That particular ministry was, of course, composed of those who’d been infected by rightly unpopular ideas that were allowed to grow and fester until the Overton Window had shifted to the far right, encouraged by parents and not sufficiently discouraged by the state.
A state of affairs that’s now pretty much been replicated, about a century after we first tried to learn the lesson that Fascism is a bad idea.