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One has to wonder if the text of the Constitution itself will soon be infringed online.
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One has to wonder if the text of the Constitution itself will soon be infringed online.
It is an election year, after all.
And so the war of the words continues.
BOOM!
This latest escalation in the war of the words is stark, so say the least.
The fight for freedom of speech online has taken a tawdry turn this week.
The White House won't long stand for these sorts of shenanigans.
Will Atlanta be the next NYC?
But freedom experts are concerned about the potential for abuse.
As AOC's generation says, the lawmaker was being a little "extra", and doing it "for the 'gram".
The Twitterites didn't hold back on this one.
When it comes to coronavirus it can be hard to tell what's useful information and what's simple speculation.
It's not Moscow we need to worry about...it's Manhattan.
What could this mean for the President's Twitter account?
Free speech has not been Facebook's strong suit in recent years, a reality that has drawn the ire of patriots...
So much for "all are created equal", eh?
It's about time!
The potential for abuse is certainly a concern, however.
Twitter is looking to rent out the First Amendment to whoever can afford it.
It is now sadly safe to assume that Twitter has no interest in the truth. As a platform “for the...
The President is preparing to put his www-dot-wingtip up someone's digital derrière.
This egregious ethical misstep has not only called this legislator's morality into question, but his intelligence as well.
A grand hypocrisy awaits Twitter in the coming years.
The proposed "raid" of Area 51 is scheduled for September 20th.
