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> Other people have received notes from police threatening consequences including imprisonment over online posts and links shared on Twitter. Remember, this is
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 2y ago
> Other people have received notes from police threatening consequences including imprisonment over online posts and links shared on Twitter.
Remember, this is what happens when government gets to control the media in the name of stopping “disinformation”.
Many people, largely from European countries, seem to be suspicious of American views of freedom of speech and how that prevents government efforts to fight “disinformation”.
Well, I would rather deal with the responsibility of evaluating information and its credibility, than to have government that was empowered to put people in prison over Twitter posts.
- mjw1007 2y agoThis isn't being done "in the name of" stopping disinformation. It's being done "in the name of" not prejudicing a future jury.
- yowzadave 2y agoYes, but there are certainly an abundance of articles following the original storyline that could well be prejudicing a future jury. Those are not being suppressed.