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Comment Re:Vance should read the constittuion. (Score 2) 158

Pruneyard is not about the US constitution, it is instead based on on the California constitution. It holds that the State can extend some protections for a limited amount free speech to people who were otherwise able to be on mall property to do other things, for a small number of orderly persons as long as it does not interfere with normal business operations (which ads would seemingly be a normal business operations.

It also has exemptions for publishers, which all of these sites are.

And to head it off, Section 230 only protects publishers you would not need 230 if you were not a publisher.

Comment Vance should read the constittuion. (Score 5, Insightful) 158

Anyone who has read the constitution, or even any 1A jurisprudence, realizes that Americans do not have a constitutional right to free speech with respect to anyone but the federal government. 14A extends that to all governments, just like it does 2A. It does not however extend it to private entities like google. You may not like censorship, but that is a free market problem.

Comment convenience lol (Score 1) 522

EVs' second advantage is convenience. Most EV owners will almost never have to fill their cars up at a station. This is because they will charge their cars at night, in their own home garages or driveway.

This is only a convenience when you do not need to travel longer than the range of your vehicle or you have power at home. If either of those 2 things are true then it becomes a hinderance.

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