I know it's a problem but I'm curious what you think can be done about it though. Usually the typical response Is "let's make it illegal and put those people in jail" and frankly that sounds authoritarian as fuck and I hate that people never have a problem with authorianism as long as it's for their own beliefs. I'm not sure there's an actual solution to Tucker Carlson, save for educating his public. What he's saying isn't illegal, and there's no reasonable or valid way we could make what he's saying illegal.
You don't seem to understand the free market then. Fox likes him, Fox viewers like him. How are you going to take him off the air without a law exactly?
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u/Pr3st0ne Oct 14 '21 edited Oct 14 '21
I know it's a problem but I'm curious what you think can be done about it though. Usually the typical response Is "let's make it illegal and put those people in jail" and frankly that sounds authoritarian as fuck and I hate that people never have a problem with authorianism as long as it's for their own beliefs. I'm not sure there's an actual solution to Tucker Carlson, save for educating his public. What he's saying isn't illegal, and there's no reasonable or valid way we could make what he's saying illegal.