Because if you don't let people talk about it then it isn't happening. No one thinks it. No one writes about it. It doesn't get driven underground, with people getting steadily angrier and more determined. It doesn't demonstrate the problem repeatedly to the wider general public. It just makes everything lovely and happy.
It's like toddlers believing if they put their hands over their eyes, people can't see them.
Incidentally I'm watching the Death of Stalin movie: that utter farce of people running around in uniforms trying to control a very confused political narrative by imprisoning and spinning and shooting and imprisoning. It didn't work.
He was condemned in February by Lord Pickles, UK special envoy on post-Holocaust issues, for 'trivialising' the tragedy after he compared transgender children to concentration camp prisoners subjected to Nazi experiments.
Far from trivialising the Holocaust, he’s enraged by medical experimentation on children.
Oxford Union's planned talk on 'cancel culture' by trans row writer Graham Linehan is AXED after complaints it would cause controversy is the Daily Mail headline.
How you get only 6K people watching Suzanne Moore after the hype she's had is just baffling. Those videos never get beyond an average of a few thousand people, it's like anti-marketing. He makes too much of the stuff; it's spread way too thin, there isn't enough to talk about for that many blog updates, rants, YouTube posts, etc etc
How anyone can look at his first two FB posts after he'd been banned for a month (Day One: 'Izzard is a bloke', Day Two: 'Izzard is stil a bloke') and not cringe their eyeballs out is beyond me.
"Jon Ronson no longer able to tell if person is male"
but, but that person has long hair. they are tilting their head winsomely. however they have not declared that they are now their true self. too many conflicting signals. I cannot determine their gender identity
It's almost as though the no-platformers know that if they really, truly had to think about this issue and the logical problems that it throws up, they might have to change their minds.
Also probably due to the fact that the choice of speakers is chosen by a bunch of 18-year-olds, who are, depressingly, more likely to face social death for admitting to be pro-JKR than pro-Bannon or pro-BMP.
No one thinks it. No one writes about it. It doesn't get driven underground, with people getting steadily angrier and more determined. It doesn't demonstrate the problem repeatedly to the wider general public. It just makes everything lovely and happy. 
