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by dragonwriter
1535 days ago
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> Twitter is a monopoly. In what market? What is the evidence of non-substitution/pricing power? > When the only way for government officials to relay messages to their constituents is through a private platform such as Twitter It’s...not the only way. > it ceases to have the same privilege as a private corporation First Amendment rights of private parties are not privileges. > It is a de facto public square. It is neither a de facto nor de jure public square. > This is not up for debate. Saying “This is not up for debate“ does not make your bare assertion into an actually unquestionable position. |
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