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A lot of people conflate the right to free speech with the right to have no repercussions for your speech. If people choose not to do business with Peter Thiel
by quasse 10y ago
A lot of people conflate the right to free speech with the right to have no repercussions for your speech.
If people choose not to do business with Peter Thiel because of his political views they aren't infringing on his right to free speech. It doesn't really make sense for them to do, especially if they are making that decision on behalf of a publicly traded company, but no one is infringing his first amendment rights.
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- flukus 10y agoThe logical conclusion of that is two parallel economies, one for conservatives and one for progressives/liberals.