Do you have free speech on Elon Musk's property?
Of course not, it's his
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Yes, it's the public square
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Yes. As a passionate proponent of free speech Elon Musk's property is there for all and sundry to express their viewpoints. How the Leftist filth are shaking with fear as their anti-constitutional skulduggery in association with the F.B.I., is unravelling. Side: Of course not, it's his
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Do you have the freedom to have the privilege to have the right to free speech? No, because rights are only privileges and thus freedom is illusory. Everything in America is owned by someone, and every single facet of society resists the existence of free speech even if it's there on paper. Even if you owned everything the social repercussions would prevent even you from having free speech. You only have the freedom to keep your mouth shut or tell people what they want to hear if you want your words to help you in any way. Side: Of course not, it's his
Have you analysed what you've just stated? In some sort of a perplexing cross between an oxymoron (as in a contradiction in terms) and a paradox (as in this sentence is a lie) you've had complete freedom to say exactly you wanted to say which essentially consisted of the exact opposite to what you said. You say that ''everything in America is owned by someone''. Can you inform me any country in the world where everything, or even somethings lack ownership? You infer that there is no difference between rights and privileges. Well, there is an enormous difference between the meanings of the two words. A right is something which cannot be legally or morally denied, such as the right to FREE SPEECH, religion, and let's say raising a family. A privilege is something that can be given and taken away and considered to be a special advantage or opportunity, that is available only to certain people, privileged people. Side: Yes, it's the public square
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you've had complete freedom to say exactly you wanted to say which essentially consisted of the exact opposite to what you said. Having the ability to type something out or make certain noises with your mouth isn't free speech any more than murdering someone is the same thing as getting away with it. There is a limit to what you can say without consequences even on CD. Can you inform me any country in the world where everything, or even somethings lack ownership? Ownership is 100% subjective. Controlling a resource is a different concept from "owning". People can control things they don't own and own things they can't control. A right is something which cannot be legally or morally denied, such as the right to FREE SPEECH, religion, and let's say raising a family. All of those things and more can be denied even while you have the right to them on paper and they have been denied of countless people throughout American and general human history. A privilege is something that can be given and taken away and considered to be a special advantage or opportunity, that is available only to certain people, privileged people. The government can grant and remove rights so they are privileges by definition. The distinction is actually immaterial in practice and only holds weight on a buzzword level. The concept of rights is a psychological manipulation tactic to make you think the people telling you what you can and can't do are the ones making you free. Side: Of course not, it's his
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Elon Musk's Twitter is now a ''come-all-ye'' open platform on which everyone can freely express their opinions on any subject. The dirty tricks and opposition gagging of the left-wing filth has been replaced with non-partisan transparent honesty. HOW REFRESHINGLY CONSERVATIVE. Side: Yes, it's the public square
Elon Musk's Twitter is now a ''come-all-ye'' What a crock of shit. He's literally just banned Ye's account. He's also banned Alex Jones and David Icke. If you seriously think Elon just paid 44 billion dollars for a platform where he isn't the boss of who is allowed to speak, then your head is filled with rocks. Side: Of course not, it's his
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