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"dude who used a swear word"? You left a bit out here. He is a representative of the government demanding that a private company censor speech supporting polic
by noslenwerdna 3y ago
"dude who used a swear word"?
You left a bit out here. He is a representative of the government demanding that a private company censor speech supporting policies it opposes and speech about the president's family among other things.
"A February 2021 message in which Flaherty asked Twitter to remove a parody account related to Hunter Biden's daughter said, 'Cannot stress the degree to which this needs to be resolved immediately. Please remove this account immediately.'"
- freen 3y ago“Lock her up” I didn’t know that impersonating a public figure was acceptable according to twitter’s terms of service. Perhaps there was special consideration that permitted an impersonator to remain on the platform?
- noslenwerdna 3y agoI don't know if we should hold out Trump as the standard to judge other behavior. Trump saying that was also wrong, but that is off topic.
- ImPostingOnHN 3y agohe's actually not a representative at all, we elect those he's a random government bureaucrat who didn't appear to have any actual power besides sending angry letters, and who Facebook felt totally comfortable ignoring the article presented a great example proving me right here: even he admits facebook ignored his impotent wails when it didn't suit them to satisfy him
- chipsa 3y agoHe's not a member of the House of Representatives, but the word "representative" is larger than merely that.
- noslenwerdna 3y agoI didn't say representative, that's a misleading paraphrase. I said representative of the government. Those can be police officers, FBI agents, or bureaucrats making demands of private companies.