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Calling someone else's viepoint not useful is itself counterproductive and not useful. Twitter doesn't in of itself owe anything to the public interest. It's a
by argonaut 11y ago
Calling someone else's viepoint not useful is itself counterproductive and not useful. Twitter doesn't in of itself owe anything to the public interest. It's a company; it needs to make money. It isn't funded by the government.
- eropple 11y ago> Twitter doesn't in of itself owe anything to the public interest. Twitter exists at the sufferance of the society that grants it its corporate charter. It most certainly does owe a great deal to the public interest--or it would, in a healthy society, be penalized, up to and including destruction of its convenient legal fiction, for acting against it.
- SamReidHughes 11y agoOh, so that's your political opinion. I was wondering.