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...and this is where the difference between law and code kicks in, as the social networks ban you, and when you sue under this law, the courts say, "but everyon
by danaris 4y ago
...and this is where the difference between law and code kicks in, as the social networks ban you, and when you sue under this law, the courts say, "but everyone knows they only meant real political candidates; you know, from one of the two parties that can actually win elections".
- bell-cot 4y agoYou might want to look into how easy it can be to become a real "major party" candidate, for a minor office, in a small municipality. Especially if "your" major party is the "no hope" party in a dyed-in-wool municipality, or you're just a primary candidate. Or the party understands that you'll mostly be spewing hate at people they hate. And if the social networks are forced to follow this Florida law, and Mr. A. Troll De Vile was spewing hate at the politicians behind the law...might some social networks feel "deepest frustration" that they were, alas, legally barred from banning Mr. De Vile?
- pwinnski 4y agoHi from Texas, where real-life candidates belonging to one of the two major political parties spew open hate and then win office.