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by adekok
3621 days ago
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No smoking gun. But, he holds opinions which are anathema to the people who implement Twitters censorship policy. http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/02/twitters-new-safety-cou... FTA: > They think their right never to see something that upsets them outweighs the historic, hard-fought-for freedom of people to say and write what lies in their hearts and minds. To paraphrase Christopher Hitchens, who do you trust to censor the media you read? My answer is "No one, I'm an adult." Some people believe that we can only achieve safe political discourse via censorship. They are either unaware that censorship affects political discourse, or they plan on using their control of censorship to control the political discourse. |
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You can cry about your freedom all you want, but you're in someone else's sandbox. You play by their rules, unless you're trying to say that society should compel speech on private actors.