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by IronWolve
1633 days ago
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Politics encompasses everything. And people can switch religion too. So thats not really an argument protected rights are finite and not subject to change. Also, Lets not pretend politics isn't the reason companies are banning and denying service to people. They clearly banned her for her right leaning politics, and used terms like "misinformation". Its clearly forcing their politics onto the public by not allowing counter views, the politics that do include race, religion, and other aspects of life. Civil rights like openly protesting for the opposite political party is indeed being squashed. This is the same excuse thats used to silence preachers/priests who talk politics, as if the 2 are not the same. Civil rights is politics. California knew this when they added political association to protected classes. |
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https://www.theguardian.com/books/2021/jun/05/naomi-wolf-ban...
< Its clearly forcing their politics onto the public by not allowing counter views, the politics that do include race, religion, and other aspects of life.
Marjorie Taylor Green posted provably false misinformation about vaccines, in clear violation of Twitters terms of service. She entered into a binding contract when she signed up for her Twitter account, and Twitter found a suitable remedy. She breached the contract and they terminated her account.
But never mind private companies. Society does not have to accommodate toxic, antisocial "counter views" in the interest of "fair and balanced". There is nothing "fair and balanced" about lies, and there aren't two sides to every debate. It's very convenient to cry censorship, but where is your call for personal responsibility on the part of Ms. Green?
< They clearly banned her for her right leaning politics, and used terms like "misinformation".
I would be interested in proof that her account was terminated for her right leaning politics.