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Originally Posted by OntheRail
Hey just because you don't like the content does not make it a lie... and who the hell elected Twits... ect. as arbiters of Truth. Hell for the last four years they have been the ministry of misinformation.
They nor you know what is truthful.. But you'll back dishonest actions if it benefits your agendas.
Beyond that we have that little amendment number 1 that protects free speech.
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Violations of the First Amendment
ONLY applies to government entities. It
DOES NOT apply to corporations or private businesses. While I don't agree with what Twitter, Google and Facebook have done in many cases they aren't violating the First Amendment. If the government wrote a law that said FB, Twitter or Google, or any other social media company couldn't write or post or publish certain things, that would likely be a violation of the First Amendment. Existing case law regarding yelling "fire" in a crowded theater that's not on fire, classified information, and current laws notwithstanding.
