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> Presumably the US is genuinely asking This is probably the first honest argument I've seen in this thread about whether this is legal or not. Personally I b
by reedjosh 5y ago
> Presumably the US is genuinely asking
This is probably the first honest argument I've seen in this thread about whether this is legal or not.
Personally I believe this is not the case. I believe there is a lot more coercion behind these asks then we're seeing, but that aside I also agree that.
> That runs counter to free speech ideals
and
> Twitter can legally, unilaterally censor the de facto public square
but, shouldn't we be wary of even a non-coercive relationship like this where government and corporations enter into mutually beneficial monopoly supporting relationships?
All that said, I will be firing up a Mastadon server shortly. (It's been on my bucket list for a bit now.)