I think you misunderstand virtue-ethical banning. It’s not about what you say, it’s about who you are. “Precedents” are a deontological idea.
Yes, and in particular it matters which aspect of who you are is the one that got you banned?
I think you misunderstand virtue-ethical banning. It’s not about what you say, it’s about who you are. “Precedents” are a deontological idea.
Yes, and in particular it matters which aspect of who you are is the one that got you banned?