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Sounds like they were engaging in straight-up slander—-even worse than if they had “cancelled” their victims, whatever that actually means.
by iron0013 6y ago
Sounds like they were engaging in straight-up slander—-even worse than if they had “cancelled” their victims, whatever that actually means.
- smt88 6y agoSlander is a reason to have slander suits, not a ban on a class of people imposed on a social network. I'm all for the free market (i.e. users) pressuring social networks to ban certain groups, like pedophiles or neo-Nazis. I'm deeply against a government telling a social network that any broad class of people should be banned, especially if they're mainstream enough that their leader is in office.
- foepys 6y ago> I'm deeply against a government telling a social network that any broad class of people should be banned, especially if they're mainstream enough that their leader is in office. Even if those people are calling for a coup d'etat to change the democracy into a dictatorship and place this leader at the top?
- smt88 6y ago> Even if those people are calling for a coup d'etat to change the democracy into a dictatorship and place this leader at the top? If they are calling for violence, I support govt censorship only of the violent speech and only if each case is considered individually.
- pjc50 6y agoThis is the outcome of the slander lawsuits: Facebook has been ordered to stop publishing slander.
- smt88 6y agoI meant individual slander suits.