How quickly you abandon free speech!Doc wrote: ↑Fri Oct 12, 2018 2:25 pmGoogle then has no expectation that it will not be sued for liable for what others post on its sites. But they do because they are supposed to be protect as a "pass through" service. BY LAW. If they aren't a pass through service then why are they protected from liable suits?
The "Good" Censor: Google decides it can no longer support free speech
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Re: The "Good" Censor: Google decides it can no longer support free speech
He did no such thing.Milo wrote: ↑Fri Oct 12, 2018 9:10 pmHow quickly you abandon free speech!Doc wrote: ↑Fri Oct 12, 2018 2:25 pmGoogle then has no expectation that it will not be sued for liable for what others post on its sites. But they do because they are supposed to be protect as a "pass through" service. BY LAW. If they aren't a pass through service then why are they protected from liable suits?
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Re: The "Good" Censor: Google decides it can no longer support free speech
Google specifically is not only censoring content, it is also controlling (should say extorting) businesses. It suppresses search results according to a ransom policy so that business sites are shown not according to relevance but according to Tha amount of ransom that they pay on a monthly basis to Google. (Unrelated to paid ads)
I'd rather be diving or flying alas for now I am on terra firma.
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In hindsight it seems obvious: only the Republican Party could bring socialism to America!