Gab.com’s Response to Congress
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Gab.com’s Response to Congress
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Re: Gab.com’s Response to Congress
#2we need that web 3.0 now more than ever
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#3A private company probably shouldn’t be allowed to interpret the constitution to this degree. I wonder if someone will sue and SCOTUS will rule.
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#4Please shut that shit down.
Facebook and Twitter is where it's at.
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#5Seems that gab is conflating privacy with free speech.
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#6A private company probably shouldn’t be allowed to interpret the constitution to this degree. I wonder if someone will sue and SCOTUS will rule.
The constitution protects all American people and businesses. People should absolutely study it, understand it, and use it as part of their reasoning when it comes to responses to government or other legal requests.
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#7we need that web 3.0 now more than ever
The future is decentralized, how do we make it happen? It makes me sad that my children and their children are heading towards a sanitized internet where only the corporate mainstream is allowed and the rest is crucified.
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#8Funny they say they protect free speech when I was promptly banned from there for posting anti-Trump comments.
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FSM is real
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#9> American citizens may have freedom of speech, but they find themselves with vanishingly few public forums in which to exercise it fully.
Well put. As we've also seen from numerous leaks and incidents over the years, big business and government often works hand-in-hand, with revolving door policies and barely legal indirect bribes happening regularly.
That the government is now seeking to curtail the First Amendment by exerting pressure on these companies should be alarming to anyone.
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#10Feels like Gab just made itself a target of direct investigation. While you may not agree with how Congress acts, thumbing your nose at them directly is a great way to have the focus put solely on you.