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In May, Reddit users revolted when the company instituted stricter guidelines against prohibiting harassment on the site.

What downside do they face by simply prohibiting further use until they review the permit?

Inb4 congress tries to pass a law prohibiting them because they can be used by villains to defeat LEO's spike strips.

You want to make it fair by prohibiting people from paying for a better defense?

Some benefits would become obsolete, The Netherlands already gives basic income to artists and people with work prohibiting disabilities for example.

It's my understanding that this is only possible with individual heaps, prohibiting shared memory.

To be frank, the thing that does no good for anyone, but rather the contrary, is passing laws prohibiting free expression of ideas.

There may also be local regulations prohibiting rental, sublets, short-term rentals, etc.

Do you think this law prohibiting the use of the Red Cross symbol is an example of an oppressive dictate that should be removed?

I thought you were stating there was no upside to management prohibiting salary discussions.

The state that I live in passed a constitutional amendment specifically prohibiting civil unions.

I think allowing monetary restrictions on campaign-finance (with the exception of prohibiting anonymous donations directly to politicians) is the court's campaign-finance original sin.

I suppose you meant " For instance, prohibiting short selling often makes matters worse:"?

I prefer Milton here: “Though all winds of doctrine were let loose to play upon the earth, so truth be in the field, we do injuriously by licensing and prohibiting to misdoubt her strength.

Could someone who thinks this is censorship please explain why Github doesn't have the right to control its own privately owned website, and how one single website monitoring the language used there is equivalent to a government "universally" (well, within its borders) coercively prohibiting all such content, such that the person in question is prevented from publishing it anywhere else, even by themselves?

Journalists don't need to obey a TOS (at least in the US where it is specifically protected in the constitution "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press;"), watch the news sometime they don't get consent forms for all the people walking by in man on the streets segments.

Prohibiting would not work, it's a matter of game theory and a fine balance between smuggling cigarets and people buying them.

Prohibiting private vehicles on Market St.