Does surprise court ruling mean Twitter, Facebook and YouTube can no longer legally block conservative content?
May 28, 2018 by IWB
by: Jayson Veley
"Now that Judge Buchwald ruled that Twitter is a public forum and the First Amendment must be respected, it means that conservatives that have been targeted on social media can take legal action and site judicial precedence to ultimately save their free speech rights on the Internet.
If this is in fact the solution that conservatives have been fighting for, then it has certainly come at the right time. According to a comprehensive report released by the Media Research Center last month, the censorship of conservative content by Internet giants like Google, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube is far more serious than many people even realize.
“War is being declared on the conservative movement in this space and conservatives are losing – badly,” says the report’s executive summary, adding that if right wing content is censored on the Internet, billions of people will be prohibited from accessing conservative ideas, opinions and viewpoints. " Quote from IWB:
http://www.investmentwatchblog.com/does-surprise-court-ruling-mean-...
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Comment by Burbia on May 31, 2018 at 4:39am
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Ajit of net neutrality is caught up in a scandal.
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Comment by Chris of the family Masters on May 31, 2018 at 4:32am
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VPN puts you in a different country with new IP address. I'm in Hong Kong right now.
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I guess it would be even sadder if she wasnt paid to troll.
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Idk. I hear they have bots and the jidf monitoring things like that. Gab looks interesting. Havent bothered with either. I do read some threads though.
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