The reasoning given for banning the "dangerous topic" is, to put it bluntly, irrational. Also, the manner in which it was made was appalling. It is hard to say more without revealing the topic, so take this as my opinion FWIW... but also:
The "dangerous topic" is basically in public domain now, so further censorship is pointless.
It might mollify people who disagree with the current implicit policy, and make discussion about the policy easier. Here's one option:
One requirement would be that the policy be no more and no less vague than needed for safety.
Discuss.