This is how you get them all. Start with the bankers and lawyers.
The bankers were laundering the money and they'll gladly turn over
their clients claiming they acted on their clients' orders. The lawyers
are screwed too, because privilege does not extend to criminal acts.
In other words, if the lawyers were directing the laundering activities,
they don't get to keep silent about their clients. They're all fucked.
Those rights only apply to what the government does. It's pretty clear,
"Congress shall make no law," not "Twitter won't censor you." It's their
platform - you don't have to use it.
All part of the show…
What's to protect you from? Are they touching you in a bad place?
Do you not understand what I wrote?
I am aware of that. That does not change what I stated. Twitter can
not "remove your rights" in any way. Nunes lawsuit is not addressing
anybody's rights, it's addressing whether or not they get to continue
using the exemption in the Communications Decency Act. If they get
ruled a content provider, then all what will mean is that they'll have
to censor all that content. They'll still get to squelch conservatives,
however.