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Follow up question just to clarify: could Twitter under its

Posted on: April 6, 2025 at 08:58:26 CT
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Previous ownership or X.com under its current ownership deny/block/censor accounts and comments for any reason they want?
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I have a question on your opinion of free speech. If you - KCT-BoneTiger A - 4/6 08:32:51
     Yes - Wildcat KSU - 4/6 11:04:37
     Yes, and yes, and that's not a legal issue. nm - MU Diaspora MU - 4/6 10:22:17
     Yes and yes. And that's not a free speech issue. (nm) - MIZ45 MU - 4/6 09:16:20
          His "questions" are never in good faith(nm) - Calca STL - 4/6 09:56:10
          he thinks he's onto something, lol (nm) - SwampTiger MU - 4/6 09:22:46
     Follow up question just to clarify: could Twitter under its - KCT-BoneTiger A - 4/6 08:58:26
          Yes, and they do all the time (nm) - Seagull MU - 4/6 11:46:59
          yes and did (nm) - 90Tiger STL - 4/6 10:39:27
          Yes and the prior owner did so - NPDTiger MU - 4/6 09:04:53
               Could either the previous ownership or current ownership - KCT-BoneTiger A - 4/6 09:08:26
                    Since they make money off advertising I would expect so - NPDTiger MU - 4/6 09:17:49
          Follow up question for you - Calca STL - 4/6 08:59:23
     Yes(nm) - NPDTiger MU - 4/6 08:53:09
     Yes - according to law, I think so. Not my opinion. - raskolnikov MU - 4/6 08:40:45
     Do you feel that curating comments & accounts in partnership - RayKinsella1922 SEC - 4/6 08:38:29
     come back when you have read and understand the - 90Tiger STL - 4/6 08:37:17
     Private business can enforce whatever rules they want - Seagull MU - 4/6 08:35:28
     Yes, you can censor them - El-ahrairah BAMA - 4/6 08:34:17




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