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I do agree with this but that principle has to be enforced equally.

Not true based on the amount of power around the world social media has. they have public function by creating a platform for people to share ideas. In 1946, the Supreme Court ruled in Marsh v. Alabama <span style=

Private companies can make dress code to address those tees. As far as firing someone for attending a protest, I disagree with or even give their opinion online. People should be able to do things on their own time as long as they are not posting bad things about the company they work for. This is the problem with the damn internet, it is too much entangled into our personal and work life. Companies should not have this much control over us. We are walking a thin lin

Ill make this point, Congress is government, when Sitting members of congress who are in a position of power and able to make law in the government and are openly calling for people to be silenced this is government silencing people and violating the 1A. There was a court ruling that applied to government officials in or around 2017 that stated a government official can not block people in a public forum such as Twitter etc. Because it allowed people to have an aven