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Yeah because the publications pooled resources and cooperated on a very big project. It was just channel 4 and the times. Do you not want publications to work together when it makes sense or something?
This was a response to someone commenting that there was no coordination between MSM outlets. My contention is that this was precoordinated.
A private company or individual has no obligation to follow due process or any process.
If the phone company doesn't like your political speech, should they be allowed to cut off your phone service? What about the electric company? The water company?
They can't be held liable for how customers use their services, platforms enjoy the same legal protection. They should be held to the same standards.
YouTube has an established and published Terms of Service. Brand has not violated it. If they can arbitrarily pick and choose what gets published, whether or not there is a ToS violation, they should be classified as a publisher not a platform. They should lose the privilege of the section 230 liability shields.
If a company wants to operate as a platform and enjoy the protections that come with that clarification, that's fine. But a company calling itself a platform and acting like a publisher, should lose those protections and be classified in the role in which they operate.
YouTube censorship and deplatforming has been out of control for the past few years. If Missouri vs Biden, the Twitter files and Facebook files are any indication, the government was pulling the strings behind the scenes with Google as well.
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