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Only commercial speech. Private non-commercial speech has been pretty broadly protected by the First Amendment.
by CryptoPunk 7y ago
Only commercial speech. Private non-commercial speech has been pretty broadly protected by the First Amendment.
- wyager 7y agoCommercial speech (I.e. Facebook’s censorship of material on its advertising platform) is obviously what’s in question here.
- CryptoPunk 7y agoFacebook's censorship has nothing to do with First Amendment rights, as it's a private platform.