While we pin our hopes on a new year, the world’s dictators will usher in yet more censorship 🔵 Why should we accept the dangers and costs of such irresponsible conduct by these tyrants? ✍️ wallaceme for ipaperviews
The fate of our dreams might already be known to some flint-faced commissar in one of the world’s numerous two-bit dictatorships
All over the world, billions are working to lay the most promising foundations to make those dreams come true – an act of optimism and hope for the future. This is one reason why dictatorships – with rule by arbitrary diktat rather than consistent law, and institutions guided by systemic discrimination and nepotism – tend to produce social decay, violent crime, and civic decline.
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