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I think you (and many others) are confusing a right to freedom of speech with a right to publication. Publishers and editors have been deciding on people's beh
by mnd999 6y ago
I think you (and many others) are confusing a right to freedom of speech with a right to publication.
Publishers and editors have been deciding on people's behalf what should and should not be published for hundreds of years. You might write a letter to the New York Times, and they might publish it or they might not. They might decide based on their political leanings.
- blisterpeanuts 6y agoSo, you're saying that Twitter, Facebook, YouTube etc. are publishers?
- happytoexplain 6y agoYou haven't made yourself clear, but assuming you're referring to the legal concept of a publisher, then obviously no, the parent was using the word literally, not legally.