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To go along with your analogy, it's as if McDonald's won't let people in who McDonald's has accused of threatening violence. These corporations have made the de
by insickness 6y ago
To go along with your analogy, it's as if McDonald's won't let people in who McDonald's has accused of threatening violence. These corporations have made the determination without due process. At least when the government accuses you of doing something wrong, there's ostensibly some recourse.
- nradov 6y agoMcDonald's and other businesses already do that all the time. If you threaten someone in the restaurant then the manager might refuse service, order you to leave, and barr you from ever returning. There's no due process.
- ehnto 6y agoA great point, and probably why corporate censorship is so insidious. So we have handed over control of our discourse to the companies, and we have no policy to help us.