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TX: A new Texas law fights Big Tech censorship. Last week showed why we need it.
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If a social media company can apply double standards based on someone’s position of power or influence, as in the case of Facebook, what is to stop it from censoring a mother from Beaumont for sharing her religious beliefs or a rancher from Amarillo supporting the Second Amendment? The answer is nothing — unless we fight back against Big Tech censorship and hold these companies accountable.
That is exactly what Texas has achieved with this new law.
Under the law, Texans who are wrongfully de-platformed or censored can file a lawsuit against the social media site to get back online and make the site pay their legal fees. The Texas attorney general can likewise file a lawsuit on behalf of any Texan who is wrongfully de-platformed. |
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repealfederalgunlaws
(9/23/2021)
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| It's actually democrat DEEP STATE tech, not "big tech." Loving Texas these days. Fk stupid fb and litter and google. |
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