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BOMBSHELL: In court filing, Facebook admits fact checks are nothing more than opinion

We call that the 1st Amendment here in the United States ... and, no, you don't have those protections in the shit hole you live in ...

Just like all the folks protesting outside the Capitol last January 6th, they were within the law ...
Of course they have a First Amendment right...nobody is suggesting they don't. It's just not a fact, if it's an opinion...that's what this thread is about. Your First Amendment right, doesn't give you the right to redefine what the words opinion and fact mean.

Thanks,
 
Protected or not, they disqualify Facebook from the Section 230 protections. FB is constantly deciding what content to publish, and that makes them publishers, so they should not be covered by 230.
boom....yep....
 
They are “allowed” to express their opinions on their platform.

It’s called property rights.

Whether they called something a fact that is defamatory is up to the court.

Point is that everyone is allowed to be free from claims of defamation if they’re expressing an opinion.
Moron... they cannot deny my rights while claiming theirs are right.. This is called content control. They should lose all 1st amendment protections.
 
Moron... they cannot deny my rights while claiming theirs are right.. This is called content control. They should lose all 1st amendment protections.
They aren’t denying you rights. There is no right to post on Facebook or any other website you don’t personally own.
 
if they are deleting content, based on their opinions…they are deciding what is published and what isn’t…hence they are not protected by the law granting them an exemption from lawsuits
If they didn’t delete content, there would be no law needed to grant them exemption from lawsuits.

The law only exists to give websites the ability to delete content while protecting them from such lawsuits.
 
They aren’t denying you rights. There is no right to post on Facebook or any other website you don’t personally own.
They DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT to change what i post or notate their own beliefs on my post. Fascitbook is about to die a very sordid death anyway. Trumps new platform makes Fascistbook look like a third grader made it...
 
They DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT to change what i post or notate their own beliefs on my post.
Fascitbook is about to die a very sordid death anyway. Trumps new platform makes Fascistbook look like a third grader made it...
Not sure about changing your post, but that’s not the question here.

They have every right to add their notations to your post. Your post exists in their website. They can do basically whatever they want with it.

Read the TOS next time.
 
If they didn’t delete content, there would be no law needed to grant them exemption from lawsuits.

The law only exists to give websites the ability to delete content while protecting them from such lawsuits.
no that’s not why the law exist dumbass

the law exist to exempt them from lawsuits based on what is posted

when they start deleting things they are deciding what is published and what isn’t
…hence publisher and thus the law doesn’t apply

i get you want to protect your big business donors and propagandist but the law is the law
 
no that’s not why the law exist dumbass

the law exist to exempt them from lawsuits based on what is posted

when they start deleting things they are deciding what is published and what isn’t
…hence publisher and thus the law doesn’t apply

i get you want to protect your big business donors and propagandist but the law is the law
Let’s say the law never existed. No section 230.

If a website never deleted anything, nothing, everything stayed up, then they could never be sued for defamation based on what’s posted because they would not be considered a publisher.

So the law would not exist to do so. There is no law necessary to do so.
 
They aren’t denying you rights. There is no right to post on Facebook or any other website you don’t personally own.
People who had first dibs in newer technologies did not show much political activism when they started. So there are entities much larger than others and it is much more difficult to compete or even usurp them. Examples are all over the place for propaganda....For retirees organizations like AARP was not so political when started while AMAC as a late arrival has to chisel an identity. This had to be done on purpose. To many organizations with infrastructure and roots at all levels leaning Prog left.
 
Let’s say the law never existed. No section 230.

If a website never deleted anything, nothing, everything stayed up, then they could never be sued for defamation based on what’s posted because they would not be considered a publisher.

So the law would not exist to do so. There is no law necessary to do so.
if the law didn’t exist they could be sued for the content others posted
 
if the law didn’t exist they could be sued for the content others posted
Only IF they took down any content or any poster.

If a website just leave all content up, then they could never be sued because they’re not a publisher. Even without the law.

The law was specifically designed to give websites the ability to take down content and NOT be liable as a publisher.
 
Only IF they took down any content or any poster.

If a website just leave all content up, then they could never be sued because they’re not a publisher. Even without the law.

The law was specifically designed to give websites the ability to take down content and NOT be liable as a publisher.
hahah read the law dumbass

the law protects them from what is posted…
 
hahah read the law dumbass

the law protects them from what is posted…
It does!

It protects them no matter if they take down content or not.

Before the law, those that take down content could be sued. Those that didn’t, couldn’t be sued.

Not being able to take down content on websites is kind of a problem. Hence, they passed the law enabling it.
 
It does!

It protects them no matter if they take down content or not.

Before the law, those that take down content could be sued. Those that didn’t, couldn’t be sued.

Not being able to take down content on websites is kind of a problem. Hence, they passed the law enabling it.
the law doesn’t protect them if they act like a publisher. By taking down things they disagree with, based on their opinion they are a publisher

There is case law on this where another website did similar things
 
the law doesn’t protect them if they act like a publisher. By taking down things they disagree with, based on their opinion they are a publisher

There is case law on this where another website did similar things
Colfax never shuts up but never says anything.

go figure.
 

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