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faramir77 posted...

The Chinese guy is right. The guy on the left is your typical neurotic, paranoid, afraid American.

The Chinese guy is just saying that a private company running a website has the right to create rules of conduct for its website, and that when someone breaks those rules, the company can remove that content.

Does Alex Jones have the right to have a platform? Of course. Does Alex Jones have the right to have a platform on Youtube or Twitter? Not if Youtube/Twitter doesn't want him to. There's nothing wrong with that.

So if neo nazis ran stuff... and they remove your stuff even though the constitution has freedom of speech. By that definition its ok? Or communists etc. It does seem to be in a way anti productive in terms of challenging views and more creating a dark place for that stuff

United Kingdom nowadays seems more to go towards communism (in definition of online control), atleast how the media and stuff seems to be going towards. The small percent of flamboyant SJW in England is a thing though not sure if they are a huge majority

Edit: Btw we are not talking about some random homemade website here. This is a world wide known brand that is suppose to be internationally for everyone.