Marener
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It’s been widely reported. It’s also not that relevant. The mere fact that they threatened is sufficient.You have proof they "took it down" before the injunction came out?
Free speech does not grant you the ability to use other people’s property to do so. No one things that would constitute censorship in any meaningful sense of the word.Yes it is censorship. It's not usually government censorship, but it's censorship, and in the cases we are discussing, government influenced.
Four problems:And these are not just websites, these are social media sites where the owners claim the content isn't theirs.
Actually that's what they probably threatened when they "Asked" them to remove some posts. Didn't think that one through, did ya?
1. You have no evidence that was ever actually threatened
2. The administration can’t change the law, it would take an act of Congress
3. If they did change the law, it would affect everyone equally
4. Republicans have been threatening the same thing