Rickyvol77
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Lol no you haven’t. Some here have literally and directly saved kids’ lives. You sit in an office and direct a government sanctioned message of some learning and some agendas to kids that is considered average education at bestI trust I have done more to help more kids over the past two years than pretty much every person in the PF - probably combined.
So you can shove the sanctimonious BS, because you haven't a clue.
Irrelevant to the discussion. I don't think the fed govt should tell businesses to censor free speech and exchange of ideas from individuals they disagree withLet's take this angle, do you believe the FDA (fed, government) should mandate truth in advertising about pharmaceuticals and their potential side effects?
And three quarters of the time he's supposed to be doing stuff he's here crapping up the board. Which in this case I guess might be a win for society.Lol no you haven’t. Some here have literally and directly saved kids’ lives. You sit in an office and direct a government sanctioned message of some learning and some agendas to kids that is considered average education at best
It's not irrelevant in the least.Irrelevant to the discussion. I don't think the fed govt should tell businesses to censor free speech and exchange of ideas from individuals they disagree with
Where are the lies that are even close to what you're pretending is relevant?It's not irrelevant in the least.
If a pharmaceutical company views free speech as being able to lie and mislead, then the government not only has the right but the responsibility to censor.
I'm only arguing that they not only have the right, but the responsibility.Where are the lies that are even close to what you're pretending is relevant?
The govt is targeting individuals. Best part is the biggest liars throughout this entire fiasco have been govt officials. Of course they're still promoted by the corrupt admin you support
they absolutely do not have the right to shut down speech. In fact, shutting it down is the opposite of what needs to happen. We need discussions not fact checking dictatorsI'm only arguing that they not only have the right, but the responsibility.
I posted a link that highlighted a couple of the lies yesterday - not from Rogan, but from his guest.
That's literally the opposite of what the constitution says. You may think you want .gov policing bad takes, but you really don't.I'm only arguing that they not only have the right, but the responsibility.
I posted a link that highlighted a couple of the lies yesterday - not from Rogan, but from his guest.
And the continuum widens.
luther was replying to a post from rjd (where he replied to MP about Rogan and using the N word). Apparently Rogan has a responsibility based on audience size. Although, the threshold for size was never defined. How the responsibility he carries now changes what he does was also not defined. And now, he is attempting to conflate free speech (where a responsibility lies with the speaker) to a regulated industry (which I would assume has a self contained responsibility based on number of consumers).You seem to have an answer in mind that you are fishing for, why not just spit it out?
But the answer is obvious.....because he has a bigger audience now. As the audience grows, so does the responsibility.
Anyone willing to engage luther's insanity deserves what he provides. The journey to where we are started with:
luther was replying to a post from rjd (where he replied to MP about Rogan and using the N word). Apparently Rogan has a responsibility based on audience size. Although, the threshold for size was never defined. How the responsibility he carries now changes what he does was also not defined. And now, he is attempting to conflate free speech (where a responsibility lies with the speaker) to a regulated industry (which I would assume has a self contained responsibility based on number of consumers).
It's a black hole of discussion.