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Lin Wood's Twitter account disabled after beginning work on Rittenhouse defense
- rbecker 6y ago> Repeal [Communications Decency Act] #Section230, NOW. OK, now anyone can sue Twitter for defamation, copyright infringement, and a whole host of other things posted by their users. Allowing any user-generated content becomes a gigantic liability. How does this get Lin Wood un-banned?
- raxxorrax 6y agoThis is one of the worst types of censorship. It doesn't help to repeal the act though. But certainly they seem to be afraid of what he has to say.
- burfog 6y agoLin Wood is a lawyer defending a boy against a politically-motivated prosecution. The event was a clear case of self-defense against a murderous mob of felons. It's nearly all on video, usually from multiple angles, and the court filing even includes a reporter's witness statement that supports self-defense for the one part of the event that isn't on video. Twitter bans it, yet Twitter does not ban similar efforts for other people. It's political discrimination, clear as could be. Facebook did likewise.