The new Congress needs to investigate and find out. Twitter is exempt from liability as a “publisher” because it is allegedly “a forum for a true diversity of political discourse.” That does not appear to be accurate.
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Twitter recently banned a Marine vet & conservative pundit, Jesse Kelly, without explanation. This follows Twitter’s ban of Canadian feminist Megan Murphy for her speech. @jack told Congress Twitter doesn’t target political speech. Is that true?
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Have you seen proof that he was suspended? It looks like his account was deactivated, weirdly. And even if
@jessekellydc was suspended, what business is it of the government's? -
Legal distinction between a publisher and a communication company. Publishers can be sued for liable, etc. If FB and Twitter which claim to be communication companies are found to be acting as publishers, by moderating site content, it opens them up for more legal liability.
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Mr Hawley hope you can do something about it! Laura loomer got banned or suspended indefinitely
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Josh, this is why we elected you. Go get'em!
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Nope. He lied. Throw the book at him. I got suspended for trying to help with the disasters in California. But I'm a conservative so that's not allowed. BTW, congrats on your win, Senator Hawley.
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Jack told Congress they are not a
#Publisher and are only a#Platform. Platforms have protections, but platforms cannot ban individuals. Get ready for the lawsuits jack. Best part about#liberalism is it always eventually eats itself from within.
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Project Veritas investigated Twitter and the workers they talk to admitted they they targeted conservative users. They thought it was fun and funny.
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The question is, Who gets to decide what is and what is not hate speech? How do they make that decision?
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