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I never understood the sarcastic, smarmy, dismissive tone people take when talking about these kinds of issues. The parent poster obviously was not implying ge
by TobyTheDog123 4y ago
I never understood the sarcastic, smarmy, dismissive tone people take when talking about these kinds of issues.
The parent poster obviously was not implying getting banned on Twitter is in any way similar to the government imprisoning you for your speech, yet you straw-man him while being on some kind of unearned intellectual high-horse.
He is, however, stating the fact that being banned from the platform is having your ability to participate in discourse removed or limited. While the platform may have the right to do so, it doesn't change the fact that there are varying degrees of censorship, and it's not the black-and-white "prosecution/execution or nothing."
- Melatonic 4y agoThe real problem here is the SIZE of the social media companies.