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I have never taken "free speech" to mean "in all places, all the time," so I don't see a conflict. The public sphere (irl and on the internet) is where people a
by daenz 4y ago
I have never taken "free speech" to mean "in all places, all the time," so I don't see a conflict. The public sphere (irl and on the internet) is where people are advocating for free speech. A private company's internal email list does not qualify.
- loudmax 4y agoTwitter is also a private company. They are under no legal or moral obligation to disseminate all views.
- daenz 4y agoYou're right, they aren't! Which is why Musk wants to buy them and hold them to the standard of a de facto public townhall.
- oittaa 4y agoI don't understand why so many people have a hard time understanding this even though it has been repeated like a million times at this point. Are these people illiterate or using some kind of TSLAQ block list like in Twitter, because they're afraid of seeing any dissenting opinions?
- scollet 4y ago
- scollet 4y agoIt does though. Especially.