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Luke LeBrun@llebrun.bsky.social |
Right-wing trolls are freaking out after learning they can get sued for calling people ‘groomers’ on the Internet. A new court decision is reinforcing that there is no public interest in speech that exposes vulnerable groups to hate.
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J H van Ophem
@jhvo.bsky.social
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Some good news for a change
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Citizen E
@citizene.bsky.social
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Oh no! Accountability!
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Terra Invicti Solis 🏳️⚧️✝️
@transgirlterra.bsky.social
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Does this mean libs of tik Toks day could finally come?
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born miserable
@bornmiserable.bsky.social
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oh no, not consequences for their actions
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Ryan LaFlamme
@ryanl.bsky.social
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I understand that social platforms in the United States receive a certain amount of immunity from the hate speech posted on their platforms, but what law protects them in Canada?
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Dextrosity
@dextrosity.bsky.social
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Damn. Really wish this were in America to set a precedent.
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