Deplatforming him on one channel doesn’t deplatform his viewers. Nothing at all happens to them other than they go elsewhere to see him. If he hosted his own vids on his own server there’d be no access issues. Make sure you’re making a logical premise before you press send.
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Replying to @wheelyweb @peterktodd
Then why were those viewers not using his website in the first place? Censorship is all about adding barriers, not about perfect silencing. Study authoritarian regimes before becoming an anti-free-speech apologist.
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Replying to @provoost @peterktodd
By your logic, remembering that Facebook and twitter are businesses, if I, as a news channel owner, decide I don’t want your content on my channel, I’m censoring you?
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Replying to @wheelyweb @peterktodd
Yes you are. When your platform is large enough your choices impact free speech, something that goes way beyond* 1st amendment. That's an externality society needs to hold you accountable for, just like dumping toxic waste. * e.g. online lynch mobs also threaten free speech
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Replying to @provoost @peterktodd
Sorry. Doesn’t look like you’re Interested in logical discourse. By your logic you have a right to commandeer screen time and are censored if you are blocked from it.
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Replying to @wheelyweb @peterktodd
That's the second time you're pretending me and
@peterktodd are not using rational arguments, and also the second time you're using the "by your logic" non-sequitor. It strongly suggest you're arguing in bad faith.4 replies 0 retweets 4 likes -
Nick Szabo 🔑 Retweeted Nick Szabo 🔑
Got no time for people who turn debate into insults like that, I blocked him. BTW here is a libertarian property rights argument for making the deplatforming of long users illegal:https://twitter.com/NickSzabo4/status/1027084880415313922 …
Nick Szabo 🔑 added,
Nick Szabo 🔑 @NickSzabo4Property rights argument for why deplatforming long users should be illegal: "[As with prescriptive easements one] has a right to the mixing of their labor with property.... I put a lot of work into my Twitter account ... tilled the soil, sowed the seeds" https://elaineou.com/2018/08/07/a-lockean-theory-of-digital-property/ …Show this thread3 replies 1 retweet 5 likes -
Replying to @NickSzabo4 @provoost and
Sorry Nick. I don't buy thit argument. If my tenants signed a contract that said "you can piss on on carpet" then so be it. If you pissed on my rug for 5 years and one day I had enough of it, I have every right to tell you to fuck off. (Not accounting for laws)
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Both legally and morally you do not, you have lost the right to do so by creating a reasonable expectation on the tenant's part that they are allowed to use the property in that way. Similarly if a neighbor uses your lawn as a shortcut for five years and you don't object.
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Replying to @NickSzabo4 @MrHodl and
This is the private property equivalent of saying you lose the right to free speech if it offends someone. Completely arbitrary.
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Bad analogy.
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