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It seems you and I go to different websites; and I’m quite happy about that. But I beleive my comment said legal things. Having a different opinion is still le
by SlowRobotAhead 8y ago
It seems you and I go to different websites; and I’m quite happy about that.
But I beleive my comment said legal things. Having a different opinion is still legal, for now. You jumped to all sorts of illegal things.
And my context was what if “the bad people” are suddenly running these services or in positions of power and relative to them, you are the one with hate speech? Perhaps it shouldn’t be up to them, or you, or anyone to police what someone else MIGHT find offensive.
- Veraticus 8y agoPro-ISIS speech isn't illegal but it's still banned. Pornography isn't illegal but it's still banned. So the legality argument here isn't particularly compelling. > Perhaps it shouldn’t be up to them, or you, or anyone to police what someone else MIGHT find offensive. You have got to be kidding. If it's on a platform I control I can make any kind of legal judgments about the content I find acceptable. And if you're banned, again, so what? Facebook is not a government or even a government-adjacent entity: I have no right to participate on the site, and they have no obligation to platform my speech.
- amanaplanacanal 8y agoNow I'm curious about what non-censorship sites you are using? Because the only ones that I am aware of are full of terrible people. If you have one that isn't over-run by the bad guys, please share it because others here might want to use it too.