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Either way, it's not compatible with the First Amendment. Come up with something else to try.
by CamperBob2 2y ago
Either way, it's not compatible with the First Amendment. Come up with something else to try.
- redeux 2y agoThe Fairness Doctrine was never found incompatible with the First Amendment. It was removed by a politicized FCC. The topic was taken up by the Supreme Court and they did not find that it violated the constitution, quite the opposite actually.
- CamperBob2 2y agoWhen applied to broadcasters using licensed public resources under Federal jurisdiction, yes. When applied to privately-operated Internet sites that readers have to go out of their way to access, no. Not just "no," or "Hell, no," but fuck no.