• Crystalbound@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Why would Tate, or anybody else, be owed access to their platform. Imagine if people sued every time a service banned you, a restaurant kicked you out, etc…

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      This is just what these far right overgrown toddlers do. They literally are not capable of understanding anything that isn’t about them.

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      2 months ago

      In the EU, the DSA gives people pretty extensive rights to challenge such bans (and other moderation decisions), but only if the platform is sufficiently large.

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      I mean, when a gay couple sued about not getting their wedding cake you guys had the exact opposite response.

      I’m of the opinion nobody can force you to provide service like a slave

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        Who the fuck are “you guys”? You have no clue what I stand for.

        And be careful throwing around monoliths, cause the right and pedophiles/white supremecists/grifters/etc. are one in the same if thats the lens were looking at things through

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          It doesn’t matter what reason someone has to just refuse to do something. The government should not force someone under threat of violence to do work.

          I can privately boycott businesses that I disagree with, give them bad reviews, etc.

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            We actually decided in like the 50s or 60s that it does matter.

            As someone else already mentioned, sex traffickers aren’t a protected class.

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              It means the few businesses who help marginalized groups have a lot more business than the other ones and benefit.

              Furthermore, I believe in canceling bigots and spamming their businesses yelp pages. The government doesn’t need to force people to be good, society still exists