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Is there a reason to vehemently defend people's right to threaten violence?
by hashtagread 6y ago
Is there a reason to vehemently defend people's right to threaten violence?
- jmatthews 6y agoThere is a reason to protect unpopular speech. Popular speech doesn't need protecting. However, that's not the issue that concerns me. My issue is the conflation of TOS, applied as is expedient, on a resource that is treated in the same way as a utility.
- hashtagread 6y agoParler isn't publicly funded, nor does it serve a unique purpose.