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It is nonsense that courts can require an online platform to host content from somebody they don't agree with, this is compelled speech. And we're cheering it on because X is seen as a political opponent. It sure will be fun when the shoe is on the other foot and courts are thinking they have some right to force lemmy to host or not host certain kinds of content that doesn't agree w the new party line or is "misinformation". "COVID was a lab leak" was misinformation until the world government's decided it might actually have merit as an idea. Handing the government speech control powers like this is dangerous. Democracy relies on people being able to choose what they say and don't say and share or not share that information.
I'm cheering this on among others because the shadow-banned person wrote something important about a sick EU law proposal that tried to break E2EE.