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I don't buy this. Twitter is in a powerful position to protest for free speech and they are choosing not to. They have the attention of the mainstream public an
by rooshdi 15y ago
I don't buy this. Twitter is in a powerful position to protest for free speech and they are choosing not to. They have the attention of the mainstream public and have a precious opportunity to make a stand for human rights similar to the SOPA protests. By censoring their very own beliefs, they enable the government censors to continue to silence everyone else. How can you have a tool for free expression, when you yourself don't fight for it?