It’s still not a good look for a government official to call (aka apply pressure of her government office/Senate seat).For asking a corporation to enforce their terms of service? LOL
TOS that Trump and every other person on Twitter agreed to below.
Learn it, know it, live it.
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X Terms of Service
Read X's Terms of Service to understand the rules governing your access of all Twitter services.x.com
LolIt’s still not a good look for a government official to call (aka apply pressure of her government office/Senate seat).
The obvious retort is:
If _________ (high government figure I don’t like) calls _______ (any social media platform CEO) to remove/silence/lower algorithm of _________ (citizen of United States I do like). You, and any other American would not be in favor. The company should be free to interpret and apply their ToS without government interference, pressure, or even suggestion.
It’s still not a good look for a government official to call (aka apply pressure of her government office/Senate seat).
The obvious retort is:
If _________ (high government figure I don’t like) calls _______ (any social media platform CEO) to remove/silence/lower algorithm of _________ (citizen of United States I do like). You, and any other American would not be in favor. The company should be free to interpret and apply their ToS without government interference, pressure, or even suggestion.
Hard to dispute that well thought out retort.
She created no laws to ban his speech, she only asked that the platform followed it's terms of service.
Yes.So your view is the government should never be allowed to ask a platform to enforce their TOS or even correct inaccurate information?
Another swing and a miss. Keep trying.Sadly ironic that trump was the one who ended up being shot as a result of her and Joe biden's rhetoric
Yes.
Look at HBOT, full of inaccurate information. It’s social media too. Would it be cool if DJT, Biden, Kamala, anyone else to shut us down because there are occasional bewbs and constant inaccuracies??
“There's an old adage—spawned by former Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis in 1927—that the best way to counter speech one doesn't agree with is not with censorship but with more speech.”
So your view is the government should never be allowed to ask a platform to enforce their TOS or even correct inaccurate information?