tl;dr: Governments can ban you for not towing with the feminist line.

So, some of you probably know about this. Tyler, the Creator, american rapper, was banned from entering Australia some time ago for such heinous acts like "encouraging violence against women" in his lyrics. The author of this tweet finds that modern feminist governments can't walk away from the speakers nor cover their ears. Feelz > Realz.

Now the latest is the UK government following the australian example and banning him "on the premise of [tyler] adopting a mentally unstable alter ego who describes violent physical abuse, rape and murder in graphic terms which appears to glamourise this behaviour." You can look up the news on google or whatever you want, not going to provide links from feminist media here.

Tyler himself feels like he's being "treated like a terrorist":

(The UK government) are just followers. Everyone is a follower, just following what other countries are doing. Now I’m getting treated like a terrorist...

The thing that irks me about it is that the paper saying I am denied entry to the UK clearly states that these songs were written from [the perspective of] an alter ego – which means they obviously did some research on these songs that they’re detaining me for. So the argument is right there!

So yes, not too different from nazism or communism, guilty of "wrong-think". On censorship he adds:

What about the people who will make music in the next five years? Are they gonna get banned? Why don’t they ban authors? Writers who write these mystery books about people getting raped and sabotaged and murdered and brainwashed – why don’t they ban them? There are rallies of neo-Nazis in parts of England. And then you’re telling me I can’t come there because of some bullshit song, but you got motherfuckers with swastikas rallying down the street actually promoting hate?

This is only gonna open a door for other people to get banned. And then they’re gonna go after video games, and then they’re gonna go after movies, and we’re gonna live in such a sensitive world. It’s like the world is scared of everything. I feel like everyone is so sensitive to everything, and if they don’t like something it’s like: “Oh my God, I don’t like the colour yellow – let’s get yellow banned from every country, let’s sign a petition – let’s start a hashtag to make sure this colour is never seen, because I don’t like it and I don’t understand it.

Not too different from modern uni campuses and its trigger warnings- "I don't like it! ban it!".

This process will complicate further as feminism continues to gain prominence as the default world view in western societies.

Lessons learned: 38th Law of Power - Think as you like but behave like others