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If it’s said on a privately owned platform on private infrastructure then it isn’t free speech. Private companies have the freedom to restrict speech on their p
by yawpitch 2y ago
If it’s said on a privately owned platform on private infrastructure then it isn’t free speech. Private companies have the freedom to restrict speech on their platforms, and they enjoy that freedom at the price of having to adhere to regulatory action.
Say it in the actual public square and the public government shouldn’t be empowered to silence you. That’s not an argument for giving Elon free reign to both silence his critics and also promote his own idiot views, that’s an argument for seizing the Internet back into public ownership.