Let's talk censorship. Well I am assuming consenting adults, I understand the need to protect minors. But I'm also talking about the long range salutary functions of censorship.
Censorship acts as a catalyst for rebellion against censorship.
But this rebellion is not simply against censorship, it is a catalyst, a tool, for a whole range of discussion. Censorship and the rebellion against it act as a forum for discussion. It limits the number and types of outlets, which also blockades creativity. My primary concern is for trends toward the acceptance of the loss of freedom, while you fear the same acceptance of loss caused by token freedoms. Yes, but let's also look at the glut of freedom that already exists.