try as I might, I literally cannot come up with a sentence more Orwellian / doublespeak than your tweet.
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You're clearly not very imaginative.
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damn right, but at least I don't lie to people by using doublespeak and conflation of concepts, Mr. Word-Thinker.
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@OpheliaBenson A private company censoring voices they don't like on an ostensibly public platform is a net gain for free speech? -
You could use the same empty phrase of mobs shouting "Niggers out!!" at schoolchildren, but it would be stupid.
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What exactly did Milo say that was remotely like an actual mob hurling racist insults at nearby children?
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Many things, over however many thousands of tweets.
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Evidence for that? Nothing I've read of his comes anywhere near close.
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Tons of evidence. Do I have time & inclination to collect it? No. But if you were a woman maybe it would strike you differently.
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you don't have any
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Any what?
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@Bonn1eGreer you do not understand the definition of free speech. -
the answer to bad speech is more speech. Not preventing someone from speaking. This is how a police state starts.
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It's their website. Their rules.
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of course it is. They aren't subject to 1st amendment But it's anti free speech. I'm surprised youre saying otherwise.
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I'm surprised you're wasting time on this. Good day to you.
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standing up for free speech is never a waste of time.
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I understand why people feel this way but I can't agree.Free Speech isn't about protecting what you want to hear.
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It's twitter's site and they can define it they way they like.
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Can't argue with that. Twitter can indeed do as they please. I do oppose entrenching idiots however.
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Well...what can I say? Good day to you.
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