Florida passes law to stop social media companies from permanent bans

[WeToddDid2]

You need to understand the difference between access to the Internet --- which allows you to get to private websites. And the websites (many of which are private entities with their own content standards).

#OpenInternet is about allowing everyone to access the Internet and not blocking any websites. The Internet should be open and everyone allows to browse to any website. Also a fundamental part of #OpenInternetis that there are no "fast lanes" or "slow lanes" put in place by government or internet providers when providing access to websites -- all websites are treated equal.

A government blocking access to the Internet to its citizens violates the concept of a free and #OpenInternet. A private company applying moderation standards to their own website does not.

Oh look, Justice Thomas is making the same argument that I did and the Ohio Attorney General has asked a court to legally declare Google is a "public utility".

https://www.dailywire.com/news/foll...fy-google-as-common-carrier-or-public-utility

Following Clarence Thomas’ Lead, Ohio AG Files Lawsuit To Classify Google As ‘Common Carrier’ Or ‘Public Utility’

“Justice Thomas recently stated, ‘there is a fair argument that some digital platforms are sufficiently akin to common carriers or places of accommodation to be regulated,’” the complaint points out. “Justice Thomas went on to explain, ‘the analogy to common carriers is even clearer for digital platforms that have dominant market share. … Google search — at 90% 5 of the market share — is valuable relative to other search engines because more people use it, creating data that Google’s algorithm uses to refine and improve search results.’”

 

[Cuddles]

remember guise, terms of service are Marxist tyranny