Censorship, sincerity, and relationships

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I feel compelled to speak on another controversial topic - censorship as both the Right and the Left point fingers at each other in accusation of violated rights. But this is not a political exploration. It is a dive into the human consequences and costs we endure psychologically and socially. I can’t possibly be the only one thinking along these lines. I would love to hear your perspective.

Censorship generally provides the rules of socially acceptable ideas, opinions, speech, and even conduct. As in Russia right now, no one is allowed to say the word “war” when referring to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The penalty is jail. In Florida, they “don’t say gay.” Progressives debate who’s a “woman.” You get the idea.

Someone somewhere always claims that something shouldn’t be said in public.