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A prize for the first even semi-informed lawyer who rebuts this rank silliness in the replies.
This analysis on the free speech implications of social media regulation from the Congressional Research Service is very educational: fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R…
But the short answer is that common carriers function in a different legal environment. And as I stated in my piece, Google/Facebook/Twitter stand on stronger First Amendment ground the _more_ they make content decisions.
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