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> Just because something has no cultural value doesn't stop someone, int he country, from having the right to say it. Nobody is denying them that right. You do
by vectorpush 9y ago
> Just because something has no cultural value doesn't stop someone, int he country, from having the right to say it.
Nobody is denying them that right. You don't have a right to a twitter account. If someone won't allow you to post on their website, you're free to post it on your own website. That's free speech.
- ThomPete 9y agoIt says something about the platforms integrity if it only silence one side of the equation even though it might be its right to do so.
- vectorpush 9y ago> It says something about the platforms integrity And? I don't have a stake in the integrity of twitter or any other private business. If I don't like the product, I don't use it, same as any other business. Frankly, my default assumption regarding any business is that its integrity only goes as far as it affects the bottom line, and that has proven to be true with pretty much every business I've encountered. None of this has anything to do with free speech.