{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","author_name":"mordaunt (npub14l…3x78w)","author_url":"https://nostr.ae/npub14l0387z0ejfmnn3j38nnalg5p57952d84aqakqguhzx7p7pns2vqg3x78w","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://nostr.ae","html":" Censorship requires coercion. Everything else is just preference.\n\nAn individual blocking, muting or filtering is an enforcing their property rights.\n\nA power group using coercion to unilaterally block, mute or filter is a violation of property rights. \n\nThe mere act of saying \"I don't want to see this\" is not coercive, and thus not censorship.\n\nNow, for Bitcoin, if a network of people voluntarily decide to block, mute or filter (at the mempool, or consensus - it doesn't matter) that is also just an enforcement of property rights at a group level.\n\nNo coercion involved, just an amalgam of individuals enforcing their property rights. \n\n#Bitcoin #Censorship #Philosophy\n"}