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This was never true. Anyone could stand on the street corner and say anything. Anyone with some spare cash could print up political booklets or flyers and hand

This was never true. Anyone could stand on the street corner and say anything. Anyone with some spare cash could print up political booklets or flyers and hand them out, and many did.

paxys 6y ago
And you can't do that today?
- leephillips 6y ago
  You lost me.
- ttt0 6y ago
  You can't. Lockdowns.
  - CyberDildonics 6y ago
    To be clear, because sports aren't open in most places and a video game streaming website changed their terms of service, there is no longer free speech? Can you help make sense of your comment, because it seems to be closer to a cult chant than a connected chain of thoughts.
sudosysgen 6y ago
That's a coherent issue if you think that free speech is a purely negative right, which is the traditional liberal position. However, if you admit this, then you must also admit that Twitch is fully within their rights. Personally, I believe that the positive right to free speech (subject to exceptions, of course) is much more important, and not up to FAANG to decide.