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This is immoral, and amounts to censorship. The moment we believe an idea is too dangerous for our citizens to express is the day American democracy dies. Yes,
by s_q_b 10y ago
This is immoral, and amounts to censorship. The moment we believe an idea is too dangerous for our citizens to express is the day American democracy dies.
Yes, Twitter is a non-governmental entity and has the legal right to do whatever it wishes. But that does not make their decision any less wrong.
It also does not matter how incendiary the accounts were. You may be burning Mein Kampf instead of On Liberty, but you're still burning books.
Edit: Changed "private" to "non-governmental" to prevent confusion.
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