Twitter is like a homeowner removing graffiti.
Your right not to be forced to publish someone else's words is a more important application of the first amendment than someone else's right to force you to publish their words.
Twitter Is Wrong for Censoring and Fact Checking
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Re: Twitter Is Wrong for Censoring and Fact Checking
#12Something similar recently happened on the BBC where the presenter of Newsnight unilaterally decided that her opinion on a political story was important to the viewing public.
The majority of the viewing public seemed to agree, and to consider her perspective largely factual reporting rather than opinion. Many people were more concerned by the preposterous defences of Cummings' stunt than his errors of judgement themselves.
The partisan condemnation of her reporting, and the BBC's craven response, have been widely ridiculed.