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Is it time for a digital "bill of rights"?
With YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, you-name-it, etc banning/censoring conservative talking-heads left and right, is it time for legislation that would prohibit these moves?
What exactly is "hate-speech"? Anything that can be interpreted as being hostile towards another group of people? Give me a break.
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Re: Is it time for a digital "bill of rights"?
Originally posted by TempAccount
With YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, you-name-it, etc banning/censoring conservative talking-heads left and right, is it time for legislation that would prohibit these moves?
Nope.
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Re: Is it time for a digital "bill of rights"?
Originally posted by TempAccount
With YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, you-name-it, etc banning/censoring conservative talking-heads left and right, is it time for legislation that would prohibit these moves?What exactly is "hate-speech"? Anything that can be interpreted as being hostile towards another group of people? Give me a break.
I'd rather see a bill of rights which involves government not interfering in a private website's right to manage it's own content. not that it's needed