Jim Jordan subpoena pushes YouTube to restore ‘free speech’ like Meta
Jim Jordan subpoena pushes YouTube to restore ‘free speech’ like Meta
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Jim Jordan subpoena pushes YouTube to restore ‘free speech’ like Meta
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So... the legal concept of free speech does not apply to private businesses but does apply to branches of the government, so Gym Jordan is actually violating the way in which it does apply in order to try to force it to apply in a way in which it does not.
It's as if there's some sort of contest between Republicans to see who can most egregiously violate the most legal principles at one time - as if it's not enough to just destroy America - they have to try to destroy it as much as possible and in the most stupid and brazenly illegal ways possible.
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That's not how free speech works, you knob.
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Tell me you haven't been on YouTube without telling me you haven't been on YouTube...
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YouTube's algorithm aggressively pushes right-wing content. What is he whining about
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They still allow non right-wing content, which is clearly a bias that must be corrected.
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Let’s see, do I want a Government that can FORCE a company to behave or create products a certain way…??? um, not really…
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That's the idea behind this. They want it to go to the SC so then they can say companies can do whatever they want.
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Gym wouldn't recognize free speech even if it raped his high school students.
Well, he’d recognize it, he just wouldn’t say anything about it. Again.
Why would he? Google knows his search history.