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> As long as you don't cause violence or you're not violating the terms of service which you accepted while joining to the service, they wouldn't remove your co
by nlitened 6y ago
> As long as you don't cause violence or you're not violating the terms of service which you accepted while joining to the service, they wouldn't remove your content or block you.
If I remember correctly, a lot of violence and multiple revolutions happened with the help of Twitter and YouTube all over the world. As long as violence is not in the US, it does not count, I suppose. That was probably what GP meant by saying "double standards".
- TameAntelope 6y agoThere is both good violence and bad violence. Blanket rules don't exist, despite our wish they did.
- nlitened 6y agoBad violence is against me and people I like, good violence is against people who I don't like — am I right?
- TameAntelope 6y agoThe alternative, that all oppressed people just have to accept their oppression is even more intolerable, IMO.
- ceilingcorner 6y agoIt’s funny how these arguments always go the same way. X Group is horrible because they did Y action, but if I do Y action it’s fine, because I’m with the good guys.
- golondon 6y agoI would agree with this. Various world leaders did 10x of what Trump did on Twitter, but since it wasn’t in the US no actions were taken.