Title: The Problem With Censorship
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The Problem With Censorship
Society is at fault here.
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Content: Those who try to speak out get shut down, and therefore become examples for the rest of us. If no one can ever make a difference, eventually people will quit trying. Why is this dangerous, you might ask? The biggest reason is that popular opinion changes over time. It's not a stable set of values or attitudes that we can always rely on. When we allow society to censor itself, we don't pay attention to the changing needs of its members. Popular opinion might stick around for a long time before society as a whole accepts a new idea. The prime example of this is slavery. Slavery was obviously wrong, and we had many voices trying to change it, but when Dred Scott appealed to the Supreme Court in 1857, they stuck to the popular opinion at the time, which was that African American's were not citizens and never would be. Society ended up going to civil war over this and a lot of chaos followed that court decision.