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>"I'm not going to put the examples out there because I'm not going to engage in a tit-for-tat on what is compliant." Well surely that's a great idea that will
by mixedCase 10y ago
>"I'm not going to put the examples out there because I'm not going to engage in a tit-for-tat on what is compliant."
Well surely that's a great idea that will discourage the accusations of bias.
- awinder 10y agoThere's 4 examples of headlines that might just display the kind of speech that a company really doesn't want to be associated with. To wit: the free speech clause of the first amendment is designed to forbid the government from passing laws that abridge free speech. It's human nature and literally unenforcable for that to mean that people must be tolerable of all forms of speech, and that companies must provide equal footing to all forms of speech. Even if this ad network was "biased", it's a function of the downpressure on crazy speech that people be allowed to not associate themselves with speech that's unrepresentative of their views
- zappo2938 10y agoIt is sad so many people cry First Amendment right free speech but have zero idea what it is.