> This really makes it more of a propaganda weapon than a free speech platform. Which is not surprising, given how the term free speech is getting twisted thes

> This really makes it more of a propaganda weapon than a free speech platform. Which is not surprising, given how the term free speech is getting twisted these days. It seems the term is now used more often to whine about others who don't want to disseminate a faction's lies (without comment!) than to actually argue for the free exchange of ideas in good faith.