BOYCOTT. Don’t legislate.<br><br>The moment we sidestep the first amendment to ban a film (that should never have been made) for being harmful to society the argument will shift from “should we ban something harmful” to “what makes something harmful.” And that’s a Pandora’s Box I hope we never open.<br> <br>And personally I see this movie’s existence as bait to open that box.,(reply>), This is the real danger of this movie. Boycott the movie, boycott the Netflix if you can't stand it but legislating it will only empower the cancel culture and censorship in general.<br>Sadly it feels like the fight is already lost - if you don't want to get the movie banned you'll be called a pedophile and all those people who decried censorship in the past now stand united in efforts to push it. Feels like a chess match you already know you've lost but you keep playing and hope the opponent makes a mistake. GG leftists, well played.<br><br>I once heard somebody saying (possibly a youtuber) that libertarians should keep in mind that the right isn't a true ally because as soon as they get to power they'll start pushing all those agendas they've always been pushing (remember pushing the censorship of the satanistic music in the past for example?). At the time I thought that times change but now I see they haven't.<br><br>I guess it's true that people support free speech only when they agree with what is being said.