@Kelvin
That’s exactly the point. We’re forced into debating the merits of censorship in order to counter the tripe that Coulter et al spout, which plays right into the hands of their wider agenda. They actually want to be censored and silenced, it legitimises their attack on liberal values however well meaning.
Honestly, the best thing we can all do is to collectively passively resist when these people speak. If we all ignored them, they’d go away. Equally, if we satirise them and make them figures of ridicule while indulging their freedom of expression then it’s equally effective.
Equally, the very best thing that happened to Hatey Plopkins was her and her employer getting repeatedly sued for defamation of character and slander. If ever I bump into Jack Monroe in London, I will be sure to contribute handsomely to their bar tab.