>>15955524

>Twitter serves as the de facto public town square, failing to adhere to free speech principles

Only virtually. Twitter is a privately owned company, in reality they can delete any one of your shit posts whenever they want. They are not bound by law to store your data for eternity. They are not bound by law to purchase/manage more storage space just so you could upload your shitty data for eternity.

Imagining that they should be required by law to share their private property kinda sounds like a slippery slope to Communism.

''We The People'' are still free to go to the town square in reality and talk all the shit we want to.

>>15955789

So you are saying if you made laws, you would require and bind a private company to store every shitpost and every piece of worthless data that users upload for eternity for free?

>The type of content moderation

who are the content moderators, and who tells them what to delete?

Or do they just do whatever/as much as they can to get rid of shitposts/data they don't want to store?

>>15955825

I really don't like Twitter, but I will still stand up for their rights as a private company.

I like this here site 8Kun, but no way would I expect every shitpost and every photo/video to be stored for eternity for free. Yeah, it'd suck if next week everything was deleted… but, if the business owner decides to shut down how could we think we have the right to stop him?

Like how entitled do some people think they are?

If I try to come back to post 15955555 in 20 years, and it's gone, then I should start a legal battle?

Get real.

>>15955672

Bruh…

obviously he's a competitive swimmer.

>>15955872

>Viewpoint discrimination

So what's the solution?

Force them by law to store everything for eternity for free?

Force them to hire "fair" viewpoint discriminators?

or

How about let them do their thing… if you don't like it, start your own and compete with them in the free market?

I think my solution sounds more like the thing an American would come up with.

Other solutions sound like a weak as fuck waste of time, and money.

>>15955915

Buyer beware.

>>15955624

Good morning

Stabs the Air.

>>15955716

No taxation without representation.

>>15955998

They used to make movies about how gay the Air Force is…

now I guess they just do podcasts and social media.

>>15956032

Do you like paying taxes?

If there is nobody there representing us,

then we don't pay the tax they collected.

Get it?

>>15956081

Yes.

>>15956122

>TRUST NO ONE

What a bad attitude.

I trust Facebook and Twitter to store all my important data, video, and photos.

I trust them to do that for eternity for free.

I'm sure they will, because if they don't we could just make a bunch of laws that force them to or else.