Rewrite and structure this text to make it more compelling. Use friendlier and respectful manner. Provide examples when necessary: Now, I know what you probably will disapprove of my perspective and many will have some objections to it: “But one day this might affect stuff you like too” some of you may say. And that’s a fair point. Indeed, it would suck if stuff like this happened to things I like, and I probably would be angry about it. But here’s the thing: it’s not affecting something I like right now, is it? “Well, it might someday”. You’re probably right, however, just because it “might” happen doesn’t mean it “will” happen. Let’s use the 4kids example someone gave here: just because 4kids did alter/censor some anime, that doesn’t mean ALL anime was censored, in fact, there were animes aired in their original form in America. Fast forward to now, anime isn’t really being censored anymore, is it? So if the fear of swiping censorship didn’t become true then, why would it now? Besides, just so you know, it has happened to some things I liked. And indeed I felt unhappy about it. You know what I did about it? I simply ditched those things and then moved on to another things I liked. Yes, I was irked that they censored things I liked, but it was not the end of the world.
“But these changes were pointless/stupid”. Yes, I agree with that, but it’s not enough, for me at least, to worry about supposed censorship just because of that. We’ve seen way worse censorship before and probably after. As I said, sometimes it’s just valid to not liking changes, and that’s all.
“Bu when will the censorship stop, then?” You may ask. The answer: somewhere. It always stops somewhere. The slippery slope fallacy it’s still a fallacy, even if we agree with its conclusion.