[michaelgrosner2]

> This one specifically is pretty strong IMO

That was from October 2020. Biden was not in government then.

[dbsights]

Conspiring to suppress true information to influence an election seems worse.

[ThatPlayer]

But that is still within the company's First Amendment right. This was settled when the Supreme Court ruled that political donations are a company's First Amendment right. So now companies are allowed to have a direct influence on elections.

[code_witch_sam]

what if you use the report button to do the same, and succeed? have you influenced the election? perhaps marginally. your tweets do the same.

[michaelgrosner2]

Step back and think how your position is anti-free speech

[dbsights]

I'm in favour of free speech, without censorship from government or private entities. Which is why I think censoring the laptop story was wrong.

So tell me, how is that anti free speech?

[RavingGoat]

How are non-consensual dick pics free speech?