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Which is a nice loophole when we know the battle for votes is primarily fought on social media
by bt4u3 6y ago
Which is a nice loophole when we know the battle for votes is primarily fought on social media
- arcticbull 6y agoDoesn't the concept of freedom of speech necessitate the freedom from speech, ie. the right to remain silent? To force a company to say something they don't want to is in my opinion worse than allowing them to say nothing. I don't expect Breitbart to voice my opinions, for instance, and I don't expect Twitter to voice theirs if they don't want to.
- bt4u3 6y agoCompanies are not people. We impose tons of restrictions on companies that would be unreasonable to impose on individuals. Besides they are legally platforms and thus they're not saying anything although their users might. If my friend said something it does not mean I said it or even agreed with it