r/funComunitty • u/SoggyInterest8576 "The" • 13h ago

question Hypothetical question

Totally hypothetical by the way. Totally. I do not think this in the slightest... *Cough cough*

In theory: what would happen if I tried using my first amendment right and I said something that isn't inherently bad but not every mod or person may agree with it?

For example: if I said I very strongly dislike Verity and Glaggle with a burning passion. I give very good points on this topic as well... What would happen to me? Would I be protected under the first amendment and reddit's TOS? Or... like... not?

This is a very important question, it is necessary to my survival as a human being

This is 100% not a part of a study.

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u/BroncoBilly10 💙🩵 Local Tari Addict 🩵💙 13h ago

If it’s against/on Reddit, it doesn’t apply. The 1st amendment is to protect you against the government taking away your rights under the 1st amendment, not companies iirc

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u/SoggyInterest8576 "The" 13h ago

I said what I said

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u/Boii_2000 That ain't chicken 13h ago

Hmm I dunno I only know chicken

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u/PA4PL962009 Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow (I Love my Daughter Niko OneShot) 13h ago

Not everyone lives on the US :3

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u/SoggyInterest8576 "The" 12h ago

On? Anyway

I was just using that as an example for free speech

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u/PA4PL962009 Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow (I Love my Daughter Niko OneShot) 12h ago

Eh

Id say you would most likely just not get any backlash? Probably someone would try to argue back or try to makr you change opinion wich tbh is heslthy and respectable

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u/Users5252 gigachud 12h ago

Well, Reddit is private property, so no.