• Kecessa
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    1 year ago

    When did I say I didn’t want it? Just stating a fact.

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        1 year ago

        Because you’re asking a question that’s irrelevant.

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          1 year ago

          it’s literally the whole topic of the thread you’re replying to, you just misread it

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            1 year ago

            No, I stated a fact and you’re asking me why I agree with it when I never said I do.

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              1 year ago

              Bro you are dense. I can say water is wet when I’m asked a completely different question, doesn’t change the fact that doesn’t have anything to do with the question asked. I didn’t bring up if free speech is applied to private spaces, that’s an entirely different comment that nobody said, we already know the answer, hence why it wasn’t asked. I asked why you specifically, don’t think that should apply, which is why I asked that. You didn’t read correctly, and was asked three times now and are still avoiding the question for some reason, you either do or don’t support it and you are avoiding stating either which is the whole fucking point of this thread, and now it’s a waste of time because you don’t want to share your opinion for the sake of downvotes?

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                1 year ago

                My comment was top level and a reaction to the article, your ISP doesn’t have to guarantee that it will allow you to pass any data you want through its system because it’s a private company and as such it doesn’t have to give you free speech in the infrastructure it owns. That’s just a fact and an answer to the article posted.

                You then asked me why I wouldn’t want free speech to be guaranteed by private companies, implying that I shared the opinion that I don’t want it to be the case, which I didn’t.

                I won’t answer that question either because my opinion doesn’t matter since I’m just stating a fact, the US Constitution applies to public space and it would be a violation of the Constitution to make it an obligation for private parties to let anyone say and do whatever they please in their place of business. If you want to have an ISP in the USA that allows people to share whatever they want on their infrastructure then you need it to be ran by the government. It’s that simple.

                The only opinion I shared was my dislike of the American definition of free speech which is just an invitation for people to share their vile opinions.

                Also you’ll notice in this discussion there are people who want ISPs to not control traffic in order to allow them to freely share CSAM… So… yeah 👍