>You can’t drive without a license and identification. It’s not dystopian to suggest that, as a society, we’re at a point where we need to insist on public plac

>You can’t drive without a license and identification. It’s not dystopian to suggest that, as a society, we’re at a point where we need to insist on public places on the Internet and personal accountability for speech. ay yo you got a license for that speech? ya, no, it is dystopian to suggestion people should have to have a license to speak. And you will never sell me that speaking on the internet and speaking in the public are different enough to justify it. social media sites have become the new town square. General public speech has moved from afk to on the internet, you can't just ignore this because its inconvenient to your view point. The same protections we have for speech in an town square should exist for speech on the virtual town square. ie: only moderated by the courts under protection of the 1st amendment. I'm not going to accept less.