Facebook CAN’T Censor! Says Federal Court
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16:40Now PlayingIn a rare victory for the forces defending free speech, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in Texas has ruled that Facebook cannot restrict what users post to the platform. In rejecting Facebook’s argument the court described the idea of social media platforms asserting the right to censor on free speech grounds as an “odd inversion” of the First Amendment.
Jimmy and The Dive’s Jackson Hinkle discuss the court’s pushback against the tide of censorship sweeping across the social media landscape.
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