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Well yeah, the government can't arrest you for it. But that doesn't mean anyone has to listen to you or let you be a part of their community.
by 467568985476 10y ago
Well yeah, the government can't arrest you for it. But that doesn't mean anyone has to listen to you or let you be a part of their community.
- randyrand 10y agoTrue, but I think (and this is an assumption) that most people would prefer their communications platforms - Twitter, FB messegner, Apple iMessage, etc, support free speech. What good is a communication platform if you can't communicate certain expressions on it? I agree with your overall point tho - we should let the free market determine this what communication companies ultimately do.