Texas law forces businesses to say things against their will. Will the SCOTUS take up the case?

[OKTexas]

Are you sure?

Biden Administration's Admission They're Flagging Content to Facebook Sparks Furor​

Because that very much indeed is happening here.

And not just FB.

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[Stormy Daniels]

Yeah, the TX law is aimed at social media companies that are acting as quasigovernment agencies to censor opinions the government doesn't like. BTW don't think your dodging the question I asked went unnoticed.

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So the government is making it illegal to for companies to do what the government is telling them to do.

Isn't it exhausting concocting this much bullshit?

 

[OKTexas]

So the government is making it illegal to for companies to do what the government is telling them to do.

Isn't it exhausting concocting this much bullshit?

More than 40 minutes and that's the best you could come up with?

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[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Publishers don't get sued for not publishing something they don't like.

No, but they are responsible for every bit of content on their platform. EVERY BIT.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

So the government is making it illegal to for companies to do what the government is telling them to do.

Isn't it exhausting concocting this much bullshit?

So, you admit that GOVERNMENT is telling these platforms who to ban or censor, and you think said censorship is NOT government action?