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|content=I should point out that unlike many friends, I’m *not* a free speech absolutist. Not a Trump voter. Not opposed to *some* discretion by the private sector as to whom it can deny service. But these are now utility like companies and something feels too...coordinated?...something. | |||
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|content=I believe @facebook, @Twitter, @Google are now deploying effective new measures & standards for securing US democracy against a repeat of unwanted involvement by unacceptable outsiders. | |content=I believe @facebook, @Twitter, @Google are now deploying effective new measures & standards for securing US democracy against a repeat of unwanted involvement by unacceptable outsiders. | ||
What I just can’t shake is fear that those outsiders are our own dissenting fellow citizens. | What I just can’t shake is fear that those outsiders are our own dissenting fellow citizens. | ||
|timestamp= | |timestamp=Dec 20, 2017 | ||
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|timestamp=6:01 PM · Dec 20, 2017 | |||
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