Guess websites will just have to pre-emptively ban all Americans then.
Would not be the first time. But sadly the ruling only protects elected officials.
You should ban schools and books while you are at it. Those things are dangerous!
Okay I expect that guy to start paying the bills in order to use that part of the site, when can I expect a check for $1000 every month to cover bills plus taxes, fines, penalties, and "Fuck you that's why" fees?
Correct. You can charge fees for your website or venue.
But you cant shut them down for saying something you don't like.
So do I own the account or not?
Are you an elected official?
Either way that is not the point. The ruling says when an elected official makes a social media account, that account becomes a public forum.
Why is that interesting? When did Twitter become the government? and When the AG for Texas become a non public entity? That is how "free speech" works, from government action. You have no rights on private property, which is what Twitter's forums are. If corporations are people or not has no bearing on the case.
Twitter is a public forum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
You can play soccer with any vague spheroid, at least when you're a beginner. Even at the highest levels, there are multiple vendors for the necessary equipment. In essence, traditional sports are open source. I will accept e-sports as sports when the games and the requisite operating systems are Free software.
DotA2 is ftp and runs on Linux
There are no hedgehogs indigenous in America.
I found one in my yard before. We lived out in the country at the time.
You gotta drink 8,437 glasses of water a day!
If each glass was one gram and u weighed 600 pounds
The wages of sin are unreported.