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> "If they're not literally police states then that means that we can ignore the downsides

Of course there downsides, but they get outweighed by the upsides of a decently made law. These laws typically skim off the worst of the worst rather than bluntly affect everything.

Reporters Without Borders compile an annual Press Freedom Ranking that discusses the outcomes of such laws. Most western European countries (about rank 1-30) perform better than the US (rank 55) despite having more laws restricting some kinds of speech because:

1. They extend specific protections to the press, whereas the US lets police get away with intimidation, assault, and arrests of journalists far more easily.

2. They have a wider media landscape with less concentrated ownership and better protection for journalists towards their employers.

3. Most of these European laws HELP proper journalism and legitimate discussion rather than harm it, by limiting the amount of harassment, disinformation, and hatred in the information sphere. These negative aspects are often particularly aimed against the press and help to legitimise and motivate violence and restrictive laws against the press.

> According to recent studies, the level of distrust in the American media is unprecedented. The disinformation affecting American society has created an atmosphere where citizens no longer know who to trust. Online harassment, particularly towards women and minorities, is also a serious issue for journalists and can impact their quality of life and safety.

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