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Your argument doesn't logically follow. I can't connect your first and second sentences to any point anyone was making. Asking google to take down someones opi
by jddil 5y ago
Your argument doesn't logically follow. I can't connect your first and second sentences to any point anyone was making.
Asking google to take down someones opinion about a business would be violating that persons first amendment right (assuming they are American). Unless you could prove libelous intent. (which luckily is very hard to prove and doesn't cover someone disliking your business)
- vmception 5y ago> Asking google to take down someones opinion about a business would be violating that persons first amendment right (assuming they are American) ah, there it is. since Google is not the Government yet, them taking action would not violate that person's first amendment right, and asking Google to do so would not violate that person's first amendment right I wonder what the person I initially replied to thinks its hard to tell which people just completely misunderstand the first amendment, and which people are talking about a "philosophical" free speech that they made up on the spot to bolster their point