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Silvana Briand's avatar

The biggest concern I would have as an American is that now they can build cases for "digital terrorism" against any creator's platform if they've acquired a large following. They now have access to the database and records and they will use them in a witch hunt for "dissidents" and "terrorists"

Vin LoPresti's avatar

If only Americans would read a ton more, rather than awaiting their next shite advertisement to end, they might understand that genuine free speech, while codified in the Bill of Rights, has hardly been a reality in practice for the 200+ years of the country's existence. Just ask trailblazing American women of the 19th Century who, in their fight for entrance into professions like medicine, were usually treated as if they had no speech at all. This isn't hardly as much out of character as folks might think.

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