Free Speech must be revived as a social, cultural, & economic norm, not just revered as a constitutional right against gov't censorship. A norm that applies especially to 'payment processors'.pic.twitter.com/VMHI4dv4vb
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Not needed as the free market will adjust. Do you really think Amazon is willing to lose half of its customer base over its leadership's left leaning political bias? New services will arise to fill the vacuum.
Why would the free market alone be any better at protecting the free speech rights of political minorities than direct democracy is? (I. E. Not at all good)
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My biggest issue with services like Twitter and credit cards permanently banning customers is that there is no "road to redemption". Murderers with confessions can reform and get out of jail, yet the current witch hunts being executed by SJW's offers no potential for redemption.
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That's ok, the market will correct
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Your tweet implied guaranteed access to services is the issue. First, use of private services like credit cards is not a basic human right. Second, if denying services based on political views becomes prolific,, then new businesses will open that will provide services to all.
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True: GK Chesterton reckoned capitalism must lead to socialism. Economic power begets political power. Demoralised populace with no ties greater than to soaps/football suits state professional classes as much as big business. Hence coalition of interests between state & capital.
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