TRUMP to Sign executive order on social media, their attacks on free speech!

[Jitss617]

Trump to sign an executive order aimed at social media companies | Blaze Media

'Twitter is completely stifling FREE SPEECH'

www.theblaze.com

ITS ABOUT Time! Time
For free speech online!

 

[rightwinger]

“No further details were offered about what the order might command.”




Trump is full of shit again

 

[OldLady]

This oughta be good. His staff, lawyers, and DOJ will be up all night trying to figure out something he can do to stop Twitter from attaching a fact check to his tweets.

 

[Missourian]

If you want control...you're a publishers. No more
indemnity protections...then sue every day.

Big Tech Trying to Have it Both Ways as Platform and Publisher

Google, Facebook and Twitter are private companies, so the constitutional

townhall.com

 

[Meister]

If Twitter wants to do that...then they should apply it equally towards both sides.......they don't.

 

[rightwinger]

If you want control...you're a publishers. No more
indemnity protections...then sue every day.

It’s their site....they set the rules of behavior

 

[rightwinger]

If Twitter wants to do that...then they should apply it equally towards both sides.......they don't.

Show an example

 

[Meister]

If you want control...you're a publishers. No more
indemnity protections...then sue every day.

It’s their site....they set the rules of behavior

It’s their site....they set the rules of behavior......of one side.

 

[Jitss617]

This oughta be good. His staff, lawyers, and DOJ will be up all night trying to figure out something he can do to stop Twitter from attaching a fact check to his tweets.

It has to be done.. we need fair elections. We need the conservative message out

 

[BULLDOG]

If Trump doesn't want his tweets labeled as lies, he should quit tweeting lies.

 

[OldLady]

If you want control...you're a publishers. No more
indemnity protections...then sue every day.

Big Tech Trying to Have it Both Ways as Platform and Publisher

Google, Facebook and Twitter are private companies, so the constitutional

townhall.com

But the courts decided that, and they are the ones who need to reverse it. The President doesn't have the authority to tell a private company what to do. They have "standards" and if he doesn't like it, he doesn't have to use them. Right?

 

[Meister]

It Isn’t Your Imagination: Twitter Treats Conservatives More Harshly Than Liberals

Harassment and the advocacy of violence are serious issues, and there is nothing morally objectionable about social media companies.

quillette.com

 

[Missourian]

It’s their site....they set the rules of behavior

Negative Ghostrider.



A platform doesn't get to chose what gets posted...a publisher does.

If they are a platform, they are indemnified...if they are a publisher, they aren't.

It's either fish our fowl...can't be both.

 

[OldLady]

This oughta be good. His staff, lawyers, and DOJ will be up all night trying to figure out something he can do to stop Twitter from attaching a fact check to his tweets.

It has to be done.. we need fair elections. We need the conservative message out

I'm afraid what you're really wanting is ONLY the conservative message out. No one is stopping conservatives from tweeting or facebooking or blogging or running radio programs and newspapers and magazines. There's a bazillion of them--I see them every day here.

 

[Ricky LIbtardo]

This oughta be good. His staff, lawyers, and DOJ will be up all night trying to figure out something he can do to stop Twitter from attaching a fact check to his tweets.

CNN and Washington Compost are not fact checkers and the referenced articles in the attached links were to opinion articles. Opinions aren't facts for fucks sake. And there's countless examples of mail in voter fraud. Trump stated an opinion and did not cite facts so twitter has no standing whatsoever. Damn, you go with any stupid shit you're told by the echo chamber.

 

[OldLady]

A platform doesn't get to chose what gets posted...a publisher does.

You sure? They don't have a right to take down youtubes of people being murdered or tortured? They don't have the right to take down a racist rant? A threat against the President? Are you sure they don't have a right to impose standards? They aren't writing or even inviting any particular input. It seems to me they have a right to take down what they please.

Publishers hire people to write content. That is not what Twitter does.

 

[Missourian]

If you want control...you're a publishers. No more
indemnity protections...then sue every day.

Big Tech Trying to Have it Both Ways as Platform and Publisher

Google, Facebook and Twitter are private companies, so the constitutional

townhall.com

But the courts decided that, and they are the ones who need to reverse it. The President doesn't have the authority to tell a private company what to do. They have "standards" and if he doesn't like it, he doesn't have to use them. Right?

ANDROID is a platform...should Google get to choose what you use your phone for?

If Twitter wants the liability protection of being a platform...they don't get to control content. Simple as that.

 

[Missourian]

A platform doesn't get to chose what gets posted...a publisher does.

You sure? They don't have a right to take down youtubes of people being murdered or tortured? They don't have the right to take down a racist rant? A threat against the President? Are you sure they don't have a right to impose standards? They aren't writing or even inviting any particular input. It seems to me they have a right to take down what they please.

Publishers hire people to write content. That is not what Twitter does.

Decide for yourself...

Platform Or Publisher? Whatever You Call It, It's The Future Of Media | TechCrunch

There has been a sea change in the way content today is being created, distributed and consumed. The distinction between publishers and platforms online has never been more uncertain. This ambiguity has only been compounded by the emergence of social media sites like Facebook and Twitter as new...

techcrunch.com

 

[Rambunctious]

This oughta be good. His staff, lawyers, and DOJ will be up all night trying to figure out something he can do to stop Twitter from attaching a fact check to his tweets.

If twitter is going to fact check that is going to help Trump close them down....fact checking takes them out of the realm of being a forum to being a news agency....

 

[skye]

When you "fact check" the President .....but you don't "fact check" the networks spreading Communist Chinese propaganda, then yes, you get to be shut down.

Hope the President signs the executive order NOW!