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By calling my reasoning "daft", and by implying interventionism, many would assume a text book ad hominem. But I'm ok with a jab - if we all get overly sensitiv
by writepub 7y ago
By calling my reasoning "daft", and by implying interventionism, many would assume a text book ad hominem. But I'm ok with a jab - if we all get overly sensitive, and remove emotions from discourse, we're just denying our humanity.
As for your counter points on my #2, #3, I've made it clear that it's "likely" for people to censor along the lines of their politics/options. I don't believe that to be unreasonable, especially when the censors aren't subject to any laws/regulations.
And if there's ANY doubt in actual leftist bent inside Twitter, the company, here [1] is their CEO admitting to conservative employees being terrified to speak their mind.
[1]: https://thehill.com/policy/technology/406927-twitter-ceo-jack-dorsey-conservative-employees-dont-feel-safe-to-express https://thehill.com/policy/technology/406927-twitter-ceo-jac...
- nailer 7y agoI think the parent means "so deftly employ" rather than "daftly". I'm not sure why you're being downvoted, if the CEO of the company thinks conservative staff would be afraid to speak that seems quite solid to me (I'm liberal, but not leftist, and would also be afraid to work at Twitter).