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by kypro
636 days ago
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This is basically X's position – they will enforce countries speech laws, no more, no less. But OP says: > Other places such as x/twitter, has some liberty but not very much. Real subjects are not getting through. So I'm not sure if they're saying that isn't what X is doing, or that they're criticising X for not going beyond the law (illegally), or that perhaps they feel that some legal speech is not treated equally? |
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It may be their stated position, but not their practice, as has been recently demonstrated in Brazil.