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Re:Twitter still hasn't unlocked the New York Post's account by varispeed on Monday October 26, 2020 @03:39PM (#24900386)
Exactly this. Medium that uses censorship for any reason, they think you are too stupid to understand the content in front of you so they take that decision from you to delete something. That should be illegal with few exceptions.
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Re:Twitter still hasn't unlocked the New York Post's account by rhizome on Monday October 26, 2020 @03:53PM (#24900558)
>That should be illegal with few exceptions.

And thus the right wing comes around to centralized government control of companies.

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Re:Twitter still hasn't unlocked the New York Post's account by girvo on Monday October 26, 2020 @06:00PM (#24902002)
That’s just the AuthRight, which to be honest seem to make up most right wing discourse these days. It’s curious.
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Re:Twitter still hasn't unlocked the New York Post's account by varispeed on Monday October 26, 2020 @04:25PM (#24900955)
Not sure what it has to do with right/left wing. Free speech should exist regardless of your economic or social views and should be protected with the force of law.
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Re:Twitter still hasn't unlocked the New York Post's account by anthonypasq on Monday October 26, 2020 @04:43PM (#24901149)
how is forcing a company to platform your views free speech?
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Re:Twitter still hasn't unlocked the New York Post's account by varispeed on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @04:52AM (#24905559)
Platforms should welcome users of any background and views. Company shouldn't be able to ban someone based on their views and opinions. If user will violating T&C or the law then company should be able to remove the account.
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Re:Twitter still hasn't unlocked the New York Post's account by rhizome on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @01:07AM (#24904628)
Because the (US) right wing and libertarians are the forces first to raise a hue and cry of socialism and central planning in response to any suggestion of government oversight of corporate activities.
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