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And to take this further: it also means that there should be no right to public assembly, because you can't moderate what's said there either.
by Mirioron 7y ago
And to take this further: it also means that there should be no right to public assembly, because you can't moderate what's said there either.
- anoncake 7y agoNo, not at all. The argument is that since Facebook moderates their site according to their own arbitrary standards, it's not a place for public assembly but a publication that Facebook is responsible for as if it were a newspaper. If they did not moderate, it would not apply.