Can someone explain this? I have yet to see a single book cited that can't be found and purchased in the US using a quick search.
That would be an accurate example of suppressing free speech.It’s like when twitter bans you and people complain about free speech.
Not the same at all. You, of course, know this.It’s like when twitter bans you and people complain about free speech.
When Did I do that?It’s like when twitter bans you and people complain about free speech.
Yeah that is not book banning only a moron would believe it is.Right, so they put books in schools of young school children graphically depicting oral sex and parents(some) logically asked for those books to be removed from their young children's libraries and apparently that is "book banning."
You can walk out your front door and yell your tweet, you are not guaranteed a platform on twitter.That would be an accurate example of suppressing free speech.
Then twitter should not have section 230 protectionYou can walk out your front door and yell your tweet, you are not guaranteed a platform on twitter.
They shouldn’t be spreading our government’s lies, either.Then twitter should not have section 230 protection
The intent of Section 230 (c) is to specifically provide them with protection to control their own platform.Then twitter should not have section 230 protection
The intent of Section 230 (c) is to specifically provide them with protection to control their own platform.
230(c)Protection for “Good Samaritan” blocking and screening of offensive material
(1)Treatment of publisher or speaker
No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.
(2)Civil liability
No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be held liable on account of—
(A)any action voluntarily taken in good faith to restrict access to or availability of material that the provider or user considers to be obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy, excessively violent, harassing, or otherwise objectionable, whether or not such material is constitutionally protected; or
(B)any action taken to enable or make available to information content providers or others the technical means to restrict access to material described in paragraph (1).
So in your scenario, twitter could allow kids to be contacted with undesirable material on their feed and face no repercussion, but as soon as they start pulling that down, they can? And you are ok with school districts providing that same protection to kids?AND when they start controlling what is on said platform they should be held responsible for the content. Why because at that point they are framing and developing the content on their platform.
They should be responsible for the results of everything that is on their platform because they actively determine what is allowed on the platform......do I need to draw you a picture? You don't get to say "we determine what is on our site" then turn around and say " we are not responsible for the results of what we determine can be on our site" again when you start framing and developing content you are no longer a platform and should not have the protections of a platform.So in your scenario, twitter could allow kids to be contacted with undesirable material on their feed and face no repercussion, but as soon as they start pulling that down, they can? And you are ok with school districts providing that same protection to kids?
Again 230 provides them the protection you don't want them to have. maybe you would prefer congress change the law.
You sound like one of those freaks who think gun manufacturers should be held responsible when someone uses their gun to kill a person.They should be responsible for the results of everything that is on their platform because they actively determine what is allowed on the platform......do I need to draw you a picture? You don't get to say "we determine what is on our site" then turn around and say " we are not responsible for the results of what we determine can be on our site" again when you start framing and developing content you are no longer a platform and should not have the protections of a platform.
Nope because a gun manufacturer doesn't have the ability to take back a gun from a citizen. They are not determining who can and cannot use their product. See the difference?You sound like one of those freaks who think gun manufacturers should be held responsible when someone uses their gun to kill a person.
BingoThen twitter should not have section 230 protection
Ok, so I am old and heterosexual so maybe I just don't get it but can any lefty out there please explain why this should be on a recommended reading list for 7th graders? For that matter if it described the same thing for boys and girls in a hetero setting why does it belong in school and 7th grade??Doesn't matter how much money is thrown at education when the libs are setting the agenda.
These people are sick. And this country is toast.Doesn't matter how much money is thrown at education when the libs are setting the agenda.
A classic prog strategy. Do something extreme just to poke the wasp nest. Then when people try to stop them....play victim. Being a victim is by far their best skill and main tactic.Can someone explain this? I have yet to see a single book cited that can't be found and purchased in the US using a quick search.