yo daniele, you lost the plot bro.
"the community decides what's bad via democracy" just means 51% gets to censor 49%. sounds like tyranny with extra steps.
cryptography & decentralised tools like what drives *Privacy by Principle* projects like Vector already let the vulnerable scape abuse without begging some parliament for permission. gave a whistle-blower channel? DM me with a NIP-17 giftwrap and no gov in the middle can do jack.
laws can't stop harm done in private anyway , they just come *after* to punish. by the time your democratic feel-good process is done the damage is baked in.
real protection: empower the kid with tools and exit options, not more centrally-planned speech rules written by the same clowns who keep screwing it up.
coders > kings.
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For "democratic approach" I mean collaborative.
I don't think democracy is perfect, in fact it has many flaws, but generally it works sufficiently well if it's supported by a good cultural and collaborative attitude.
I'm all in for empower people with privacy tools, but I fail to understand how they can immediately fix the mentioned illustrative issue.