To champion censorship while claiming to oppose it is a hypocrisy that invalidates the entire principle.
In the realm of fiction, where no real person is harmed, the only legitimate line is the one drawn by the user, not the platform.
Any platform that fails this distinction isn't fighting censorship; it's just practicing a more selective version of it.
1. Artistic freedom requires exploring taboos to challenge norms and confront human realities.
2. Personal preference should never be used to restrict another person's creative freedom.
3. Fictional creations are fundamentally distinct from real-world actions and reality.
4. Censorship always establishes dangerous precedents that inevitably expand to other areas.
5. Adults must be treated as sovereign agents, fully capable of choosing their media without paternalistic state protection.