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Who decided what tweets were offensive? Egnever Aug 2017 #1
Apparently Twitter decided that a few were offensive enough to delete them, progressoid Aug 2017 #3
So then this clown with the spray paint was not the decider of what can be posted on twitter then. Egnever Aug 2017 #15
When someone says something offensive on a TV channel, they are often terminated. progressoid Aug 2017 #22
TV and twitter are two entirely different things Egnever Aug 2017 #26
Who decides?...Hmm..maybe women, gays and people of color? whathehell Aug 2017 #5
Oh so free speech is gone now replaced by anti white guyism? Egnever Aug 2017 #14
I humbly disagree...They can institute a set of BLACKLIST words & phrases... The_REAL_Ecumenist Aug 2017 #16
Blacklisting words is not a realistic solution Egnever Aug 2017 #18
It IS workable as there are sites that have a HUGE TRAFFIC and The_REAL_Ecumenist Aug 2017 #23
LOL show me one Egnever Aug 2017 #25
Yeah, we all know how "oppressed" those straight white guys are, lol. whathehell Aug 2017 #29
Many people are not big fans of the consequences of hateful speech. LanternWaste Aug 2017 #10
There's no consequences if they are deleted. Egnever Aug 2017 #11
This happened in Germany-a country where, for obvious historical reasons Ken Burch Aug 2017 #27
Is it a matter of no twitter admins having seen the posts to get around to deleting them? JoeStuckInOH Aug 2017 #2
Twitter handles over 500 million tweets a day Egnever Aug 2017 #19
It's free speech & shouldn't be censored. What they SHOULD do is remove bots flibbitygiblets Aug 2017 #4
Some call it hate speech. whathehell Aug 2017 #6
You have a right to free speech gratuitous Aug 2017 #7
Absolutely true Egnever Aug 2017 #20
It's a private company and as such Twitter is a private space not public space TeamPooka Aug 2017 #12
There are TOS to be followed here at DU too TeamPooka Aug 2017 #13
Protection of free speech only applies between you and the gov't. Not you & twitter, or you & DU. X_Digger Aug 2017 #28
THANK you!...tired of bigots who think their free speech is "free" of consequences whathehell Aug 2017 #31
Number one: "censorship" concerns the government, not private industry whathehell Aug 2017 #30
Good for him! Behind the Aegis Aug 2017 #8
And if you look at that TOS Egnever Aug 2017 #21
AMEN Aegis!!! The_REAL_Ecumenist Aug 2017 #24
Interesting video. salin Aug 2017 #9
Bravo! cp Aug 2017 #17
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