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How would you feel if Biden said:As long as it is not a branch of the government,
This validates the pattern that was predicted in the opening post.One thing i find funny is how Conservatives claim their free speech rights are being violated.
But what about the times they have wanted books banned at a library,heavy metal music banned and video games banned?
Wyoming librarians under fire for books about sex, LGBTQ
Prosecutors in Wyoming are evaluating whether to file criminal charges against officials at a public library for stocking books some say are obscene in sections for children and teenagersabcnews.go.com
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And one thing too is that Conservatives passed a law prohibiting politicians getting banned from forums.
In nod to Trump, Florida is set to ban 'deplatforming' on social media
Facebook, Twitter and YouTube could be fined for banning political candidates under a bill passed by Florida's Legislature. Critics say it's unconstitutional.www.nbcnews.com
Where were they when someone got told to not mention video games on forums?
How Come My Post Was Locked
Legal Help for Banter - For some reason i can't IM the Mod to ask him about the reason. How come it waswww.expertlaw.com
Seems it's more like "rights for me, not for you"
Because seems they are silent when their own people use government to yank books from public libraries, school libraries, lobbied Congress about video games, heavy metal and rap, speech at government schools, and so on --- except their silence disappears when it's the other party doing it
Don't kid me about 1973. In 1973 they could not drug test at random, but then encouraged employers to do that very thing. All sorts of people were harmed, often good employees, as I have had to let some go, myself due to corporate policy.How would you feel if Biden said:
“I make a special appeal to social media companies and media outlets — please deal with the misinformation and disinformation that’s on your shows. It has to stop,”
Would you be putting that comment together with the landmark 1973 case, Norwood v. Harrison, where the Supreme Court held that government “may not induce, encourage or promote private persons to accomplish what it is constitutionally forbidden to accomplish.”?
What does this have to do with what you quoted of me?Don't kid me about 1973. In 1973 they could not drug test at random, but then encouraged employers to do that very thing. All sorts of people were harmed, often good employees, as I have had to let some go, myself due to corporate policy.
This validates the pattern that was predicted in the opening post.
Here is what you are validating, straight from the opening post:
"So who loves censorship? All we have to do is watch how this thread unfolds, and we will see one side of the aisle supporting and defending censorship, and the other condemning it. Watch."
I did not intentionall quote. It just selcect that part of your post. This is what I was responding to in your post:What does this have to do with what you quoted of me?
You are attempting to create a notion that that censorship belongs to the right, so that you can take attention off of the left. This fits the clearly established pattern that has unfolded in this thread.Conservatives even are wanting books burned.
Isn't that a form of censorship?
And Conservatives say they don't want their viewpoints censored,but have no problem with other people's viewpoints being censored?
Conservatives Are Just Openly Endorsing Book Burning Now
Book burning, as in the thing Nazis were into.www.vanityfair.com
And you still did not answer if you would be putting that comment together with Norwood vs Harrison, as you quoted. Why not just answer what you keep quoting of me? Is it politically inconvenient for you to just provide a straight answer? Why the shenanigans?I did not intentionall quote. It just selcect that part of your post. This is what I was responding to in your post:
Would you be putting that comment together with the landmark 1973 case, Norwood v. Harrison, where the Supreme Court held that government “may not induce, encourage or promote private persons to accomplish what it is constitutionally forbidden to accomplish.”?
The government has a very long history of encouraging business to do what is illegal for them to do.
So you want to know if I would be upset if Biden made an appeal to business about anything? No. Presdident have been doing it for years. Last asshole we had, could not get business or the American public to go along, to quit buying Chinese crap, so he started a trade war to benefit the government, made the consumers and the farmers pay for it, forcing prices higher, with the very rich reaping the profits, since most business models work on a set marginal profit pricing scheme set up on costs. So when the cost goes up, marginal profit dollars go up. Nothing unexpected there.. So, Biden just asking something of business does not bother me at all.And you still did not answer if you would be putting that comment together with Norwood vs Harrison, as you quoted. Why not just answer what you keep quoting of me? Is it politically inconvenient for you to just provide a straight answer? Why the shenanigans?
No. I asked you how would you feel if Biden said:So you want to know if I would be upset if Biden made an appeal to business about anything?
You are attempting to create a notion that that censorship belongs to the right, so that you can take attention off of the left. This fits the clearly established pattern that has unfolded in this thread.
This thread is not about what censorship is or isn't, so your book burning argument is a pretend argument. It does not matter who wins your proposed book burning argument, since it will not win against my argument about the clear pattern that has unfolded on this thread.Isn't burning/banning books a form of censorship?
I commented in regard to what you put forth on the "landmark" decision. In a way that also comments on your question of The President (this one or any) making a request on social media companies. Say, Donny requested social media access be continued, not only for him but all trumpers, conspiracy theorists, purveyors of false information, etc.. Did it do him any good? I thought he was banned to this day from his favorites.No. I asked you how would you feel if Biden said:
“I make a special appeal to social media companies and media outlets — please deal with the misinformation and disinformation that’s on your shows. It has to stop,”
I also asked if you be putting that comment together with the landmark 1973 case, Norwood v. Harrison, where the Supreme Court held that government “may not induce, encourage or promote private persons to accomplish what it is constitutionally forbidden to accomplish.”?
And what was your comment on how you feel about Biden saying “I make a special appeal to social media companies and media outlets — please deal with the misinformation and disinformation that’s on your shows. It has to stop?" What was your comment on how this fits with Norwood vs Harrison?I commented in regard to what you put forth on the "landmark" decision. In a way that also comments on your question of The President (this one or any) making a request on social media companies.
Just what effect do you think it will have? As long as he doesn't take unilateral action to control them, the way trump took unilateral action to start a trade war, It doesn't bother me a bit. In what reality did his predecessor not complain about media and tell them what they should be doing? None that we lived through.And what was your comment on how you feel about Biden saying “I make a special appeal to social media companies and media outlets — please deal with the misinformation and disinformation that’s on your shows. It has to stop?" What was your comment on how this fits with Norwood vs Harrison?
In my opinion, Conservatives and Independents in small mostly Conservative counties should start boycotting businesses run by Progressives and businesses that hire Progressives. Sadly very few Conservatives support that idea.As long as it is not a branch of the government, I have no problem with private companies or corporation determining what is acceptable at their business or what is important to or contrary to their business model. I don't even care if they won't accept business from certain people or groups, due to their personal idea of moral or religious outlook.