Is China right concerning censorship?

You can’t refuse service based on special class.
no one is being refused access to Twitter because of their special class.

so the comparison is moot.

Masterpeice bakery is still chugging along

even if the internet was ruled a public utility ( which it should)
even if website where not allowed to discriminate based on protected class (PA laws)

Political belief isn’t a protected class so they would still get banned.

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And in the Turley piece it wasn’t even about political belief but about bad medical opinions based on unsound statistical analysis.

now if those medical opinion were based on Jesus we would be stewing.

Wrongspeak has no place in Utopia.

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No? That wasn’t one of the original arguments?

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Is a cupcake shop?

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Nice.

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Submit.

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so is cable, does that mean I can go demand I be allowed TV?

Yes it is.

That is kinda the point. Government is making special classes and violating other people’s rights to enforce those classes.

Preventing discrimination is not violating other people’s rights.

Do you see no difference between taking someone to court to have it determined whether they were lying and being recompensed for damages versus using superior power and resources to unilaterally silence someone who’s views one dislikes before proving in court that they are lying?

LOL!

Teh guy you support kicked a reporter out of the VP press pool for posting a picture of the VP…and you care about censorship and the 1st amendment?

Hardy har har har.