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The article is saying Amazon made news by shutting down an ISIS propaganda site celebrating a suicide bombing that killed 183 people last week. It's fairly like
by nonameiguess 5y ago
The article is saying Amazon made news by shutting down an ISIS propaganda site celebrating a suicide bombing that killed 183 people last week. It's fairly likely the US federal government is at least exploring plans to find and kill whoever owned that site, so I don't see how holding Amazon to the same level of restriction as the US federal government makes a difference here. Freedom of speech doesn't give you freedom to use the Internet to plot a criminal conspiracy to kill US soldiers.
- refenestrator 5y agoNote that it's totally uncontroversial, bordering on mandatory, to support our return strike which killed dozens of people. Also firmly in bounds to insist we stay there and do it on a nightly basis, forever. Majority opinion of people with microphones. But the other guys? On the other side of the fight? Completely unconscionable to host any of their speech. We don't encourage violence.
- goatcode 5y agoI don't think the federal government is required by law to kill people.