The same document allows for it in cases of public health. If the censorship was effective I wouldn't keep hearing about censorship. Yet, it seems to get its ironic message across every hour of every day.They're trying to take away our first amendment rights and they're claiming that the end justifies the means. — charles ferraro
No one's opinions should be censored in our constitutional republic. PERIOD!!!!!!
They're trying to take away our first amendment rights and they're claiming that the end justifies the means. — charles ferraro
Biden allied groups, including the Democratic National Committee, are also planning to engage fact-checkers more aggressively and work with SMS carriers to dispel misinformation about vaccines that is sent over social media and text messages.
This is exactly what the Biden Administration, using the cover of the issue of Covid vaccination, is seeking to accomplish right now in the USA in intimate cooperation with the leadership and censorship activities of Facebook, Twitter, etc. — charles ferraro
Links? Can you support this? — Banno
The dictum “they are private companies” holds true. When the government forces a company such as Facebook to operate in an approved manner, it violates their free speech. — NOS4A2
SO do you folk agree that opposing the vaccine is a bad thing? — Banno
Do you disagree with calling privately owned lunch counters public accommodations in order to force them to serve black customers? They're private companies too, and before the Civil Rights Act of 1964, it was perfectly legal for them to discriminate on the basis of race.
I do disagree. — NOS4A2
For the same enlightened reason that Kamala Harris did. Because it was Trump who facilitated development of the vaccine(s) and recommended taking them. — charles ferraro
No one's opinions should be censored in our constitutional republic. PERIOD!!!!!! — charles ferraro
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