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The seemingly common take of "let's give Zuckerberg and Jack absolute control over what speech is and isn't allowed because maybe they are sort of on our side" shows that the brain worm infestation has made its way to the liberals too.
The real solution, which is so frightfully obviously that it can't even be discussed, is to force Facebook and Twitter to use open protocols (like email, or in this case gnu social) so no one controls the entire network, and individual sites can ban who they want.
Platform speech isnt a right.
Framing things in the nebulous terms of "rights" is silly.
There's an issue, but the rules are that while you are entitled to say what you like, no one must provide you with a soapbox. Should the penalty for building the best soapbox be to to have it taken away? Anent Alex Jones, et al: In an open square public defecators are taken away
You know Zuck owns about 30% of FB, right?
1st Amendment ratified in 1788. Criticism of the Federal Government criminalized by the Alien and Sedition Acts in 1798....The act also targeted freshly minted illegal aliens in their sanctuary cities for deportation. Human nature doesn't change.
I think the better solution is using infrastructure that can't be censored. @memobchhttp://memo.cash
Freedom of speech is important. Even for those who do not share our vision. Simply because it is a slippery slope. Freedom of speech has to be for everybody. If you act as a filter for speech that gives you enourmous power over a society.pic.twitter.com/PUGawhy6gK
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