I, an editor at The New York Post, one of the nation’s largest papers by circulation, can’t post one of our own stories that details corruption by a major-party presidential candidate, Biden

Twitter ^ | Oct 14, 2020 | Sohrab Ahmari @SohrabAhmari

[NautiNurse]

Looking forward to Florida early voting next week!

[Carriage Hill]

“The most insidious power the media have, is the power to ignore.” — Chris Plante, WMAL-FM, DC

[humblegunner]

Twatter responded back that nobody will be able to see it.

Hey, Captain Smartacus...

Here we all are having heard of it and discussing it.

You haz a dumb, someone strapped your retard helmet on too tight.

[Jonny7797]

Of course I would complain if my cell phone company dropped my calls if they didn’t like what I was saying on a call. And yeah, I wouldn’t like my ISP to block FR, or anything else for that matter.

But guess what? I don’t want to give the federal gov total control over private business to enforce congressional rules even if I do agree with those rules, or if it makes the service better.

[SmokingJoe]

Well, the New York Post is going to sell a ton of papers today. It's one of the biggest circulation newspapers in the country in the biggest media market, and the story is in huge block letters on the front page. No one is going to stop the story from spreading like wildfire, which it already has.

[Hiddigeigei]

He’s already posted it somewhere else, in the New York Post newspaper.

[lowbridge]

Fixed for accuracy:

[x]

I, pencil, wrote this article for him.

[Atticus]

We, the silent majority, should demand that our pension funds, universities, mutual funds, etc. immediately divest from Facebook.

[mewzilla]

Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
So terrible that Facebook and Twitter took down the story of “Smoking Gun” emails related to Sleepy Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, in the
@NYPost
. It is only the beginning for them. There is nothing worse than a corrupt politician. REPEAL SECTION 230!!!
Facebook makes editorial decision to limit distribution of story claiming to show ‘smoking gun’...
cnbc.com
6:09 PM · Oct 14, 2020·Twitter for iPhone

[wildcard_redneck]

“Hey, Captain Smartacus...
Here we all are having heard of it and discussing it.
You haz a dumb, someone strapped your retard helmet on too tight.“

Sorry Braniac, you posted “Uhhh... didn't he just post it?“ because you had no clue that nobody would be able to see the tweet. Captain Spartacus is handing you back your ‘retard helmet’.

[wildcard_redneck]

We don’t want the government to dictate what social media companies can say, we want laws that prevent them from censoring their users. That is a big difference wouldn’t you say?

[Freee-dame]

You can read nypost.com without paying as well. They must get a lot of ad revenue.

[sergeantdave]

“These are privately owned business andthe federal government has no business regulating them.”

Try again. These are privately owned business engaged in a communist insurrection, and the federal government has the rightful business to send in the Marines and Airborne to kill the traitors.

[Jonny7797]

The certainly one way to deal with the issue.

[SE Mom]

Interesting- I’m not privy to the future either- but I have a hunch the dam is beginning to break.

[Lumper20]

Most of these Internet owners from A-Z are big time liberal/progressive punks.

[ConservativeMind]

President Trump has done absolutely NOTHING the whole time he’s been in office, right? What a waste of flesh that he had so much potential and did nothing with all that opportunity!

[Lumper20]

Verizon owns AOL and has been losing money on the Huffington Post.

[ConservativeMind]

True, it is, but it isn’t holding itself to its own policies.

That is where a regulator can swoop in.