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Decertification is certainly a violation of free speech. It's a way for Twitter to de-legitimize people who'd previously proved their legitimacy the Twitter.
by mankash666 9y ago
Decertification is certainly a violation of free speech. It's a way for Twitter to de-legitimize people who'd previously proved their legitimacy the Twitter.
- terminus 9y agoYes, and as I said above: good for Twitter. However, I notice that you don't have much to say about my argument against speech leading to violence. What do you think about that.
- toomuchtodo 9y agoThere is no constructive argument to be had and will only result in thread detachment and a stern warning by an HN mod. Let’s move on to a more productive line of discourse.
- terminus 9y agoThanks for the suggestion. You are right of course.