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No, compelled speech falls under free speech. You can kick people off a platform because you disagree with them. They can even demonetize people for perfectly
by Retric 1y ago
No, compelled speech falls under free speech. You can kick people off a platform because you disagree with them. They can even demonetize people for perfectly legal activities.
So, legally YouTube is fine, politically things are different.
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- FireBeyond 1y agoPrecisely, these platforms are settling specifically because this president openly looks to punish and hold grudges and have vendettas against whom he sees, and describes, as his enemies. This is a matter of Google saying "he can do more than $25M of damage to us if we keep fighting this".