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<blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 8032045" data-attributes="member: 87792"><p>Generally, and I'm not saying this means you in specific, when someone talks about free speech in that way then they are talking about what is freequently called "Freeze Peach" - the concept that free speech means freedom from criticism. That your free speech means that everyone else must shut up and listen in worshipful silence.</p><p></p><p>Critising something, critiquing it, and calling out flaws <em>is</em> a part of free speech. Pointing out that something is racist is a legitimate use of free speech. If people are to be allowed "to express onesself creatively or intellectually in the public space" then one of the freedoms they <em>must</em> have is the ability to respond freely - and that includes saying when and why they find something offensive. Indeed a coherent critique is expressing oneseself intellectually.</p><p></p><p>Anyone who thinks that free speech should be an absolute should therefore have not the slightest objection to such callouts because they are an integral part of free speech - and an integral part of free speech <em>specifically in the ways you say are good</em>. Also if we are talking about certain modes of speech stifling discussion then things like racism that attempt to remove people from the conversation because of who they are do that far <em>far</em> more severely than criticism. Therefore you should be more in favour of racists being censored than censoring people pointing out racism.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Neonchameleon, post: 8032045, member: 87792"] Generally, and I'm not saying this means you in specific, when someone talks about free speech in that way then they are talking about what is freequently called "Freeze Peach" - the concept that free speech means freedom from criticism. That your free speech means that everyone else must shut up and listen in worshipful silence. Critising something, critiquing it, and calling out flaws [I]is[/I] a part of free speech. Pointing out that something is racist is a legitimate use of free speech. If people are to be allowed "to express onesself creatively or intellectually in the public space" then one of the freedoms they [I]must[/I] have is the ability to respond freely - and that includes saying when and why they find something offensive. Indeed a coherent critique is expressing oneseself intellectually. Anyone who thinks that free speech should be an absolute should therefore have not the slightest objection to such callouts because they are an integral part of free speech - and an integral part of free speech [I]specifically in the ways you say are good[/I]. Also if we are talking about certain modes of speech stifling discussion then things like racism that attempt to remove people from the conversation because of who they are do that far [I]far[/I] more severely than criticism. Therefore you should be more in favour of racists being censored than censoring people pointing out racism. [/QUOTE]
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