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good to see some push-back against the big technocracy.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed a bill that aims to stop social media companies from banning users or nixing posts based solely on political opinions — the latest salvo by Republicans, who claim that these tech giants are censoring conservative users.
The new law requires social media companies with more than 50 million monthly users to disclose their content moderation policies and institute an appeals process. It would also require such social media companies to remove illegal content within 48 hours.
Under the state legislation, users may sue the platforms to get their accounts reinstated, and the Texas attorney general would be able to file suits on behalf of users.
Does he know that the companies that conservatives complain about already post their moderation policies and have appeals processes in place. It sounds like a outrage generation device designed to help those guys get reelected.
Freedom is confusing to a statist, I know, but what I'm saying isn't all that complex.
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