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Don’t Let the ‘Infaux Thugs’ Close Down Debate

Don’t Let the ‘Infaux Thugs’ Close Down Debate

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Today’s censors wield cudgels with the word ‘information’. Content they don’t like they call ‘misinformation’ or ‘disinformation’. The justification is fake. Pretending to protect people from bad information by means of censorship may be called infaux thuggery.

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