Yes, having strong unfiltered evidence for X can justify suppressing evidence against X. But if suppression is already in effect, and someone doesn’t already have unfiltered evidence, I’m not sure where they’d get any. So the share of voters who can justify suppression will decrease over time.
Yes, having strong unfiltered evidence for X can justify suppressing evidence against X. But if suppression is already in effect, and someone doesn’t already have unfiltered evidence, I’m not sure where they’d get any. So the share of voters who can justify suppression will decrease over time.