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Is encouraging lies on social media free speech? (Original Post)
JohnSJ
Dec 2022
OP
Yes. We can despise and loathe mightily some speech, but it is free. . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2022
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Initech
(100,118 posts)1. I feel like it's a gray area.
On one hand, Apple, Google, Twitter, Facebook, etc etc, are free to make and enforce the rules. And I feel like it's mainly left to the people to decide what the lines that shouldn't be crossed would be, and that hate, intolerance and violence would be it. But then you get into the whole policing speech argument, and I'm not touching that with a 10 foot pole.
secondwind
(16,903 posts)2. Not if you believe what you are saying.
THATS the rub.
Blue Owl
(50,536 posts)4. The Costanza Mantra
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Bernardo de La Paz
(49,060 posts)6. Yes. We can despise and loathe mightily some speech, but it is free. . . nt