Where is the difference between moderation and censorship on tech platforms?

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“The worst speech can and should be tolerated for the greater good...Trump is nothing if not good at testing those limits.” AnneMcElvoy asks EricBerkowitz4 whether the former president should have been banned from social media on “The Economist Asks”

" whether social media giants were right to ban Donald Trump and if speech should be free even if it’s offensive? The human-rights lawyer also talks about working with asylum seekers and picks a previously-censored book to take with him to a desert island.

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ericberkowitz4 very curious as to exactly what type of hate speech a white man would be subjected to, we are not all carrying equal risk here.

ericberkowitz4 Doesn't the United States and the international community see this oppression of Pakistan 😭

ericberkowitz4 Free fred Lumbuye Kajjubi Ugandan political activits based in turkey and was kidnapped in turkey 🇹🇷

ericberkowitz4 Of course it should be protected. It is protected. Compelling people to platform offensive speech is anti-freedom, however.

ericberkowitz4 thanks

ericberkowitz4 당신은 주님 앞에 설 준비가 되었습니까? DestinyInHeaven

ericberkowitz4 Is providing the biggest, loudest platforms to the highest bidders conducive to free speech? Money amplifies the “free speech”, no matter how, wrong, misleading or repugnant, of those with the deepest pockets and drowns out all the quieter, often more reasonable voices.

ericberkowitz4 What about foreign propaganda during war-time? Or actual falsehoods spread by corporations to deny guilt? Or using language that bullies and targets vulnerable people? Or denying the holocaust? Or fake advertising? SpeechHasAlwaysBeenRegulated!

ericberkowitz4 the way he talks, looks like we're building some kind of distopia and we'll only be free when we talk about what they want to listen...

ericberkowitz4 I disagree because the last four years revealed many are not conscious to the point of understanding honesty. Marcus Aurelius said that the conscious liar creates injustice through his deceit. The thugs who attacked on January 6th are an example of why there should be limits.

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annemcelvoy ericberkowitz4 🤔Then Waterboarding is good

annemcelvoy ericberkowitz4 Hard disagree. I don't think we, as people, need to be tolerant of speech that brings real harm to others. It's not as simple as whether or not you like/agree with it.

annemcelvoy ericberkowitz4 After WWII the Allies took over control of media in Germany to quash the Nazi agenda. Just saying.

annemcelvoy ericberkowitz4 wow

annemcelvoy ericberkowitz4 Unless we're going to nationalize social media platforms, I don't see how anyone can make a free speech argument for private companies' enforcement of their terms and conditions of service.

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