Is free speech under attack?

Yeah it does. If companies collude to put another company out of business. Or to intimidate fellow companies. How about we let the courts decide, asswipe?
There’s no monopolization. These companies don’t even compete with Twitter.
 
there were several ..
And what did that have to do with this journalist “being mean to him”?
 
does it matter what reason commie .. the fact is Obama went after journalists he doesn't like ..
Who said he doesn’t like him?

Looks like they were just chasing after someone that was a national security threat.
 
I'm 100% for free speech. Misinformation, violence, or any of the other fun things, does not mean that it cannot be said, nor posted online.

Censorship is for scaredy cats.
 
You’re the one that brought up monopoly rules.



Seems like you don’t have any idea what you’re talking about.

Azog now thinks all boycotts are illegal. Collusion!
Douchebag we have antitrust laws for a reason. So the courts will decide.
 
lol, and you call me a bot.

It’s not a monopoly.
It’s not a labor union.

What is it?

Do you really think all boycotts are illegal?
Antitrust

The lawsuit said, opens new tab advertisers, acting through a World Federation of Advertisers initiative called Global Alliance for Responsible Media, collectively withheld “billions of dollars in advertising revenue” from X, previously known as Twitter.
It said they acted against their own economic self-interests in a conspiracy against the platform that violated U.S. antitrust law.

So the courts will decide. Yes or no? You never answer questions. Bitch.
 
Which don’t apply because these companies aren’t competing with Twitter.
Moron. It’s X not Twitter. Bot malfunction.

The lawsuit said, opens new tab advertisers, acting through a World Federation of Advertisers initiative called Global Alliance for Responsible Media, collectively withheld “billions of dollars in advertising revenue” from X, previously known as Twitter.
It said they acted against their own economic self-interests in a conspiracy against the platform that violated U.S. antitrust law.
 
Antitrust

The lawsuit said, opens new tab advertisers, acting through a World Federation of Advertisers initiative called Global Alliance for Responsible Media, collectively withheld “billions of dollars in advertising revenue” from X, previously known as Twitter.
It said they acted against their own economic self-interests in a conspiracy against the platform that violated U.S. antitrust law.

So the courts will decide. Yes or no? You never answer questions. Bitch.
"Withheld"? If they are refusing to pay for advertising they received, or contracted to receive, then it's just a matter of fraud, and they should definitely be sued.
 

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