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X is suing California over social media content moderation law
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No, it isn't the purpose of government to just make demands of private businesses. It's absolutely unreasonable for the government to do so with intent to censor
None of that is true. Go away if you the only thing you have to contribute is libertarian lies about basic accountability being tyranny.
Lmao why should I go away just because you have nothing except outright lies to defend your demands to terminate basic rights.
Because you have nothing but lies and misunderstandings of basic facts to contribute, neither of which are beneficial to anyone.
Going for the gold medal in projection?
There's no basic right to facilitate stochastic terrorism.
The fact the you bring up shit like "stochastic terrorism" just proves my point. I see no further reason to engage since you're clearly off the deep end
How does asking to see how they moderate their content behind closed doors terminating basic rights? Can you describe which right they're terminating here?
Censorious authoritarians such as yourself are the only ones that can't be left alone