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> If someone says they're going to bomb an event on Twitter should they be banned? Yes, everyone agrees. What? No, not everyone agrees! That someone should b
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> If someone says they're going to bomb an event on Twitter should they be banned? Yes, everyone agrees.
What? No, not everyone agrees! That someone should be arrested, but keep his Twitter account. We have laws and law enforcement for a reason, and we don't need companies to play speech police, which, incidentally, in this particular case, would make law enforcement more difficult.
> If someone analyzes IQ studies... everyone agrees.
Unfortunately, you're wrong again. Some radicals would want you banned for merely using the word "race", regardless of context.
- DuskStar 7y ago> What? No, not everyone agrees! That someone should be arrested, but keep his Twitter account. We have laws and law enforcement for a reason, and we don't need companies to play speech police, which, incidentally, in this particular case, would make law enforcement more difficult. Exactly what I was thinking. And frankly, I'd rather have someone post "Imma shoot up ur confrence" and get arrested because of that post than have them avoid Twitter and instead, yaknow, actually shoot up the conference.
- lliamander 7y agoWho needs laws when you can just ban people from using an ATM if they disagree with the values of a bank?