verwyrelevant

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   by verwyrelevant 6y ago

   Those things are for judges to decide, not an Internet mob (or militant employees of Big Tech).
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   by verwyrelevant 6y ago

   Isn't the whole point of this "deplatforming" to stop incitement?
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   by verwyrelevant 6y ago

   What is legal speech or not should be decided by courts, not some activists working for Big Tech or outsourced moderators working for $1 an hour.
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   by verwyrelevant 6y ago

   They were assault zip ties, though.
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   by verwyrelevant 6y ago

   It's probably a page that was created 10 years ago by the idealistic nerds who created YouTube. I think reddit started with a similar ideology before falling back to the ideology that you could express anything as long as it is broadly
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   by verwyrelevant 6y ago

   Elizabeth Warren still has on her campaign website a section where she calls the US election system a joke: https://elizabethwarren.com/plans/strengthening-democracy >The harsh truth is that our elections are extrem
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   by verwyrelevant 6y ago

   There was a story about a lady tweeting something like "kill all white men" on Twitter. She got cancelled, but Twitter is still here obviously.
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   by verwyrelevant 6y ago

   This comic is very relevant to your point: http://stonetoss.com/comic/build-big/ Don't complain when it starts happening.