“The attorneys general [of four Republican controlled US states] added that the “examples are legion of online platforms downplaying, editing, or even suppressing political speech that bears no relationship to the traditionally regulated categories of speech.” ”
How ironic is it that IJ published this article, which has little to do with insurance and which is very contrary to how their staff regulates their IJ comment pages with regard to their site’s TOS? {Yes, 1st Amendment Rights are insurance related; see question #3, below}
How soon before liberals, angry with their inability to control all media and conversations thereon, turn this Insurance Journal comment page into another ‘Insurance Urinal’ comment page? {Not very long; see question #3, below}
If you don’t like it, go somewhere else. Insurance Journal or Facebook or Twitter don’t have to deal with your crap on their platform. Freedom of speech only prevents government interference, no one is obligated to listen to your conspiracy theory hate-speech nonsense.
IJ has been shutting down comments sections very quick these days. I would agree many people that respond are just looking for arguments. Others have valid points. .
“The attorneys general [of four Republican controlled US states] added that the “examples are legion of online platforms downplaying, editing, or even suppressing political speech that bears no relationship to the traditionally regulated categories of speech.” ”
How ironic is it that IJ published this article, which has little to do with insurance and which is very contrary to how their staff regulates their IJ comment pages with regard to their site’s TOS? {Yes, 1st Amendment Rights are insurance related; see question #3, below}
How soon before liberals, angry with their inability to control all media and conversations thereon, turn this Insurance Journal comment page into another ‘Insurance Urinal’ comment page? {Not very long; see question #3, below}
How rhetorical are my remarks above?
If you don’t like it, go somewhere else. Insurance Journal or Facebook or Twitter don’t have to deal with your crap on their platform. Freedom of speech only prevents government interference, no one is obligated to listen to your conspiracy theory hate-speech nonsense.
IJ has been shutting down comments sections very quick these days. I would agree many people that respond are just looking for arguments. Others have valid points. .