Taxpayers don't fund Facebook or Twitter (the only ones conservatives bytch about), at least not in any meaninful manner. By your logic, the internet backbone itself was funded by DoD, therefore no content ToS violations can be enforced anywhere.Lets not play these games. I was very clear on two conditions: a, that the American tax payer was funding it, and b, as a sign of its very public nature, presidents break news there. Do either of those conditions apply to the coli?
If you believe that those people are liberals, it explains a lot. I'll leave it there.
If one private company can be compelled by government to host content, it follows that others can be compelled as well, your conditions are hogwash.
Who gives a fukk where Presidents break news? That's completely irrelevent. Anyone can read Twitter, posting is a privelege that comes with agreeing to a ToS. You break them, you lose poating priveleges. Simple as that.
They aren't public. shyt, even taxpayer funded public property has rules. Walk into your local city hall and start ranting and hurling racial epithets around. You'd get escorted out with the quickness.
