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Because the law restricts government officials from banning interactions from the public, not private companies doing that on their private property.
by belltaco 6y ago
Because the law restricts government officials from banning interactions from the public, not private companies doing that on their private property.
- trhway 6y agoSounds like a loophole if the government official uses a friendly private space. I think private space should lose such an ability to the extent where it is being "deputized" that way for the government official. Thus even banned accounts must be allowed to interact with Trump for example (as long as the accounts stays in the legal space of course).
- shadowgovt 6y ago> sounds like a loophole That is not uncommon in the effects of the law overlapped with court rulings. If nobody has tried to challenge the loophole directly in court, then the law is mute on how it would interpret the situation faced with a contradiction.