That seems like a misgeneralization, and I’d like to hear what thoughts you’d have depending on the various answers that could be given in the framework you raise. I’d imagine that there are a wide variety of possible ways a person could be limited in what they choose to say, and being threatened if they say things is a different situation than if they voluntarily do not: for example, the latter allows them to criticize.
That seems like a misgeneralization, and I’d like to hear what thoughts you’d have depending on the various answers that could be given in the framework you raise. I’d imagine that there are a wide variety of possible ways a person could be limited in what they choose to say, and being threatened if they say things is a different situation than if they voluntarily do not: for example, the latter allows them to criticize.