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The question here imo lies in whether Twitter is a media company like NBC, FOX, or whomever. I think they are really. So, now, the same rules end up needing to apply, so those protections from having illegal content on their platforms comes into play. Much like the major media companies are policed by the FCC, so to will the social media companies, if this little spat goes in that direction of course. 

 

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4 minutes ago, Troll said:

Modifying speech with your own private flavor of scarlet letter...as a form of censorship...

is NOT BEING NEUTRAL.....DUH!!!

 

You can go back to the children's table now...

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And you can take your hat you tossed in the ring...

 

A modification is altering the content to change its meaning.  They didn’t do that.  

in your dumb logic, Is deleting a comment a modification?   

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2 minutes ago, HawgGoneIt said:

The question here imo lies in whether Twitter is a media company like NBC, FOX, or whomever. I think they are really. So, now, the same rules end up needing to apply, so those protections from having illegal content on their platforms comes into play. Much like the major media companies are policed by the FCC, so to will the social media companies, if this little spat goes in that direction of course. 

 

What some may forget to factor is that corporations have the same 1st amendment rights as individuals. They are a collection of individuals.  As such, they can’t be forced to broadcast something that they don’t feel represents their views.  They most definitely  can delete, dump or not even broadcast a viewpoint or counter it.  

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1 minute ago, Horsefly said:

A modification is altering the content to change its meaning.  <<<correct They didn’t do that.<<<Bullshit and 100% false 

in your dumb logic, Is deleting a comment a modification?   <<<in "YOUR DUMB LOGIC", maybe you should explain how it's NOT (with  another's comment indicating a conversation or exchange, not individual speech)

Nice to know you'd be fine wearing a scarlet letter tho on any of your own speech....

maybe you should read that book while you got your hat on...

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3 minutes ago, Horsefly said:

What some may forget to factor is that corporations have the same 1st amendment rights as individuals. They are a collection of individuals.  As such, they can’t be forced to broadcast something that they don’t feel represents their views.  They most definitely  can delete, dump or not even broadcast a viewpoint or counter it.  

You still here filibusterin' for a private right to censor ??? 

Who you arguing against ?

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.....besides yourself?.

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Just now, Troll said:

Nice to know you'd be fine wearing a scarlet letter tho on any of your own speech....

maybe you should read that book while you got your hat on...

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You can Bullshit all you want.  A modification is altering content that changes  the meaning of the original message.  Them providing a link is no different from a mod responding to a tweet or a message. Corporations have rights to free speech as well

 What do you think gives a private corporation the right to delete messages or tweets? 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Troll said:

You still here filibusterin' for a private right to censor ??? 

Who you arguing against ?

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.....besides yourself?.

It’s not censorship!!  You can go there right now and read his gotdamn tweet In its original form.  

censorship is the suppression or prohibition of info.  None of that was done ... 

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24 minutes ago, Horsefly said:

You can Bullshit all you want. <<<Wouldn't want to horn in on your specialty... A modification is altering content that changes  the meaning of the original message. <<<NO SHIT SHERLOCK  Them TAGGING with a SCARLET LETTER and providing a link to call them a slut is no different from a mod responding to a tweet or a message.<<A mod posting in an 'OPINION' comment section is certainly quite different ...that's one man's opinion vs the system identifying the slut 👉 and hot branding it 🔥.....DUH!  Corporations have rights to free speech as well <<<STILL ARGUING WITH YOURSELF I see 👀

  What do you think gives a private corporation the right to delete messages or tweets?<<<< They don't...unless it's on their own private system....feel free to use that one in the argument with yourself 👍

You can also retort to yourself corps have a right to be sued for liable as well....maybe that will win the argument with yourself 🤣

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20 minutes ago, Horsefly said:

What some may forget to factor is that corporations have the same 1st amendment rights as individuals. They are a collection of individuals.  As such, they can’t be forced to broadcast something that they don’t feel represents their views.  They most definitely  can delete, dump or not even broadcast a viewpoint or counter it.  

Of course, however, as we well know, "normal" media companies fall under the watchful eye and regulation of the FCC, so, something as simple as an F-bomb being broadcast creates fines and the like. The "social" media companies have enjoyed protections from being fined or regulated in that manner, because they haven't acted in the same manner as "normal" media and have operated pretty much as only a platform where "individuals" were allowed to share their views. 

Once they start acting more like a "normal" media company rather than a "social" one, then perhaps we see those protections fade and the FCC start regulating them. 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, HawgGoneIt said:

Of course, however, as we well know, "normal" media companies fall under the watchful eye and regulation of the FCC, so, something as simple as an F-bomb being broadcast creates fines and the like. The "social" media companies have enjoyed protections from being fined or regulated in that manner, because they haven't acted in the same manner as "normal" media and have operated pretty much as only a platform where "individuals" were allowed to share their views. 

Once they start acting more like a "normal" media company rather than a "social" one, then perhaps we see those protections fade and the FCC start regulating them. 

 

 

Under this scenario trump and his unbridled tweets can become even more monitored and scrutinized.  Not sure this is what he’s after. 

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On 5/27/2020 at 2:10 PM, Horsefly said:

It’s not censorship!!  You can go there right now and read his gotdamn tweet In its original form.  

censorship is the suppression or prohibition of info.  None of that was done ... 

👆☝️👆☝️ IDIOT ON DISPLAY FOLKS !!!

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BTW: Would you like the standard Red "A" for your letter ?

Or do you have one you like better for your own ...you know....

"non-censored speech"...🤔

 

 

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4 minutes ago, Troll said:

👆☝️👆☝️ IDIOT ON DISPLAY FOLKS !!!

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BTW: Would you like the standard Red "A" for your letter ?

Or do you have one you like better for your own ...you know....

"non-censored speech"...🤔

 

 

Do you ever prove a point or just make insinuations?  You’re a buffoon troll. 

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Just now, Troll said:

That's because you are not looking for an "even playing field" system.....

He literally gets to post BS that violates their policies.  His followers post on twitter and social media.  

what he wants is no restrictions nor accountability for what he says, that’s close to state sponsored media.  

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6 minutes ago, Horsefly said:

He literally gets to post BS that violates their policies.  His followers post on twitter and social media.  

what he wants is no restrictions nor accountability for what he says, that’s close to state sponsored media.  

Sooooooooo.....finally dropping your whole "they didn't change nuttin" stance,

and stepping to the plate with your Patented....

.....Psychic Powers !!! 😆

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Now how does someone who can't add, and doesn't know what 'censorship' is....

manage to accomplish that?!?

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🤣

 

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I can’t believe there’s a debate on whether the President should be allowed to freely spread misinformation and falsehoods on certain platforms. The depths these clowns will go to avert the truth

 

Still, it’s even more hilarious to see right wing blowhards defend what they’d usually call socialist behavior, like  the government shutting down social media because it’s not furthering their agenda. Sounds a lot like ‘Jina’

 

 

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50 minutes ago, Horsefly said:

Under this scenario trump and his unbridled tweets can become even more monitored and scrutinized.  Not sure this is what he’s after. 

Ir isn't what he is after, but, it's his threat to them, that if they want to monitor, edit, censor him, he'll make it so they have to be covered under the FCC. 

I'm not sure that isn't a good idea anyway. The reach is too far and wide to be totally unmonitored imo. 

For instance, even citizens band radio is monitored and subject to FCC rules once the power output reaches a higher wattage than allowed under the regulatory laws. A normal cb maybe outputs a few miles radius which is pretty much unregulated and people can say about whatever they want, but, once you have something with an output to cover a region, then you have to operate within some guidelines where you are given a specific channel code and you need to announce your code before speaking so as to allow someone to file complaints against you if say offensive things. 

I figure with the worldwide reach and virtually unfettered access of the internet, some level of monitoring is probably coming eventually anyway. If they monitor/regulate you once your coverage area is so large on a cb, why wouldn't they on a virtually unlimited reach platform? 

It only takes the wrong sum bitch getting his feelers hurt, like DJT. 

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On 5/27/2020 at 2:58 PM, SOCIntellectualProperty said:

I can’t believe there’s a debate on whether the President should be allowed to freely speak (whether you think him lying or not) on certain platforms.  The depths these twitter clowns and lefty apologists will go to avert the truth

 

Still, it’s even more hilarious to see left wing blowhards attack what they imagine is the right's behavior,  like the government forcing social media to pick a side (private or public) because it’s not furthering their agenda. Sounds a lot like ‘Merica’

 

 

FIFY.....👍

BTW...Appreciating the likes 👌.

....everytime you do it people can 👀

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2 minutes ago, HawgGoneIt said:

Ir isn't what he is after, but, it's his threat to them, that if they want to monitor, edit, censor him, he'll make it so they have to be covered under the FCC. 

I'm not sure that isn't a good idea anyway. The reach is too far and wide to be totally unmonitored imo. 

For instance, even citizens band radio is monitored and subject to FCC rules once the power output reaches a higher wattage than allowed under the regulatory laws. A normal cb maybe outputs a few miles radius which is pretty much unregulated and people can say about whatever they want, but, once you have something with an output to cover a region, then you have to operate within some guidelines where you are given a specific channel code and you need to announce your code before speaking so as to allow someone to file complaints against you if say offensive things. 

I figure with the worldwide reach of the internet, some level of monitoring is probably coming eventually anyway. If they monitor/regulate you once your coverage area is so large on a cb, why wouldn't they on a virtually unlimited reach platform? 

It only takes the wrong sum bitch getting his feelers hurt, like DJT. 

Posting well on point today...+1

just two comments.....

1) LOTS of people are fed up with social media's "lack of standard rules or enforcement"....

Not just T.....

But we know how y'all like to bang that drum....

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😝

 

and 2) Hook that CB on a linear and blow everyone's squelch button right off their sets 🤣

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