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Do We Need to Censor Hate Speech? – Imran Ahmed Timestamps: 0:00 – Trailer 1:23 – Imran’s background 4:45 – The assassination of Jo Cox 9:20 – How platforms enable hate speech 14:02 – Elon Musk & hate on X 19:00 – Safety vs freedom 21:47 – Centre for...

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Фото профиля Los Maravillosos
Los Maravillosos2 лет назад

@stclairashley @Imi_Ahmed I would rather suffer the free speech of the ignorant than allow the ignorant to restrict my free speech.

Фото профиля Angie
Angie2 лет назад

@KonstantinKisin @Imi_Ahmed Happy to listen, still waiting for a logical answer on who, on this planet, is emotionally and mentally unbiased or neutral to be an arbiter in determining what is considered hate speech?

Фото профиля Paul
Paul2 лет назад

@Imi_Ahmed I enjoy your perspective, but can't listen to these psychologically demented people. They're overrif8ng principle is that we shouldn't be nasty to people.. Unless they disagree with them!

Фото профиля richard
richard2 лет назад

@Imi_Ahmed Not sure I can stomach an hour of listening to this, looks super tiresome.

Фото профиля Standing for Freedom Center
Standing for Freedom Center2 лет назад

Like the plot to a dystopian movie, New York will now monitor social media writings, collect data, and use law enforcement to crack down on any expression it deems to be hate speech.

Фото профиля StewMama- Radically Moderate
StewMama- Radically Moderate2 лет назад

@Imi_Ahmed Can someone tell him that in the USA, Pharma companies advertise directly to the public with a profit motive and YES, they also can be "snake oil salespeople"??

Фото профиля StewMama- Radically Moderate
StewMama- Radically Moderate2 лет назад

@Imi_Ahmed Can someone tell him that "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness" is not in the USA Constitution, but is in the Declaration of Independence from Great Brittain?

Фото профиля Kristian Labak (K-Lab)
Kristian Labak (K-Lab)2 лет назад

@KonstantinKisin @Imi_Ahmed Man you really hammed up the contention in the promo. Seemed like a perfectly reasonable conversation throughout. Imran made some great points and it seemed like you agreed on almost everything. Maybe the locals chat got more heated?

Фото профиля Helping Young Boys Read
Helping Young Boys Read2 лет назад

@Imi_Ahmed Why would I want to use my valuable time listening to this bigot's opinion? Genuine question?

Фото профиля Matt Orfalea
Matt Orfalea2 лет назад

@Imi_Ahmed 35:40 calls covid-19 lab leak origin "nonsense"

Фото профиля Mediocre Thoughts, PhD, J.D., MBA
Mediocre Thoughts, PhD, J.D., MBA2 лет назад

This guy is the worst type of person in the world. He doesn't come out and just state his view, which is that he doesn't believe in free speech. Instead, he couches it in virtuous language as though he is the "good guy." Unfortunately, many people fall for this. People tend to think of tyrants throughout history as cartoonish supervillains who know that they are evil, but the reality is that they ALL couched their arguments in the language of virtue. His beliefs are the gas that will someday fuel the fire of tyranny if he and others are allowed to have their way.

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