I actually agree that blocking may be a useful tactic for improving ur feed's signal-to-noise ratio. Just not that it's pro free speech.
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You're performing some kind of equivocation. The word "my" applies b/c it's the Twitter account associated w/ u. No property ownership comes
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Just as you speaking audibly in a public park is still *your* voice, but doesn't give u the right to expel others b/c your voice started it.
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But Twitter does give me the right to choose who I talk to & I take advantage of that. Limiting my contacts does not deny them free speech.
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Twitter gives you the *power* to do it. That's not the same as you using it in a particular way being consistent w/ defending free speech.
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I have told you I don't consider free speech to include everything I say on Twitter having to be heard by everyone. You do. We disagree.
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It's not about you being *heard*. It's about your blockees not being able to challenge your claims to other ppl in the threads you start.
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And, those other ppl in the threads you start may not (probably have not) also've chosen to block/mute that person. You're deciding for them
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