I value my free speech as much as I value my own life, because they are the same thing.
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I don't know if they are the same thing, but one without the other is either impossible or pointless.
We can’t let you die Hodl, you’re too entertaining. This means I’ll have to fly over to America to save you
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You will have your free speech .. and you will feel you are being heard .. that is the whole point of #AI 😂😂😂 .. let everyone have free speech in their #echoChambers ..
Totally true
This is strange for me as a guy from former totalitarian country.
I don't tie my life to free speach. We didn't have it (and we are about to loose it again in EU) and we still lived. It was a dissent, it was dangerous, but we still lived. At least we knew that the state is an enemy.
I agree. However, I see a lot of people who value their own free speech, but not others.
I understand from your POV. Now imagine you have it and you’re born with it and it goes away because you were a coward and chose not to say anything. And your children grow up under totalitarianism. That’s the American perspective.
#yestr and what if:
I sure do understand. And I do wish you maintain that.
What I'm saying is that life doesn't end there. Black and gray markets and societies will emerge. We will prevail.
(Cypher/cyber punk is inevitable. that's my guess)
I'm with you there brother, I'm with you there 🫡
You dont even criticize Israel lol
Whats even the point of having muh free speeeches.
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