Posted on 04/11/2018 1:13:31 PM PDT by Cheerio
We could argue he has as much private property right to his circus as he pleases.
Maybe monopoly abusers should lose their patents/copyrights rather than have to espouse things they just don’t believe in.
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Wait and see!
If they did it in print media, yes, but not on electronic media. Congress has total power to regulate them as the public utility that they clearly are when they operate on web infrastructure.
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ha, me too...
Can’t have black folks wandering off the liberal plantation!
Since FB is used as a public utility, he doesn't have the right to arbitrarily ban D&S.
Gov of Hawaii uses Facebook to notify residents ICBM alert was a mistake
There are no "rights" anymore. Liberal hypocrisy is what's in. Ask anyone who doesn't want to bake a cake for a gay wedding.
Then Facebook should be registered as a political action committee and they violated many election laws.
Yep MSN removed their comments because it was too embarrassing for them.
Very good - thanks for posting. I have watched SOME of the two hearings and can’t help but be reminded of Loretta Lynch when she was being confirmed as AG. So polished, no hesitation, no hemming or hawing - just boom, boom answers spit out rapidly. Zuckerberg is doing the same thing except he prefaces his answers with the very respectful “Congressman”.......and of course they both babble on and on so people asking them questions forget what the questions were.
Lefties freely admit that ideas scare them.
They were unsafe because a leftist staff member saw their color and their gender and didn’t want people seeing and hearing what they had to say because it didn’t fit what they believe people who look like that should be saying. In other words, racism and sexism.
But doing so goes against everything he’s been telling them during the grilling.....
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