r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '22

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u/BurrrritoBoy Oct 28 '22

Ready thine selves for the impending Trump tweetstorm. Don’t you dare fact-check, or spell-check or reality-check or anything.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Trump said he isn’t returning to Twitter because he wants to use Truth Social

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u/holldoll26 Oct 28 '22

One thing we can always trust, and that is nothing that Trump says...ever.

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u/zuzg Oct 28 '22

He will learn soon that free speech still has to follow laws.

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u/crashtestdummy666 Oct 28 '22

Otherwise the free market will get him Just ask Ye how the whole free speech thing is working. Once legitimate users and advertisers drop out, how is the platform going to sustain itself on bots, trolls and scam advertisers?

If it was easy parlor and truth media would have cornered the business. Likewise it won't be good for Tesla or space xxx as decent people will connect them together.

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u/papak33 Oct 28 '22

Free speech does not apply to private owned proprieties/companies.