I also feel like theft isn’t a great example because the person stealing doesn’t have a right to the goods they’re stealing so there’s no conflict between the shop owner’s rights to the goods being infringed upon by the individual’s theft
Again, you’re thinking of the first amendment. Just because free speech in a non-government-run forum is not protected by the first amendment doesn’t mean that there isn’t an ethical discussion to be had about what role corporations should play in limiting consumers’ expression
I actually picked that example for exactly that reason, to try and make it as objective a situation as I could. No one’s actual right’s being trampled on, just plain’ ol’ theft. lol. It did not work as intended.
The thing he retweeted wasn’t a documentary but yes, the transphobic propaganda he retweteeted was him sharing and promoting bigotry
I mean… I could make the assumption that you aren’t trolling but that would just leave you as a bigot, so I assume you want to be referred to as a troll (well, not really - since you are trolling you just want a reaction so eh, here you go)
“The private is political”, sorry but every well known and trusted philosophical thinker of the 21st century disagrees with you
Blizzard have the right to use other public displays as evidence if they want, much like any other company can, since at the end of the day we all agreed to that Blizzard can terminate our accounts for any reason they want but in the case of Maldiva they had a specific clause of what type of displays whilst affiliated with them they would permit
Sorry but, ‘not being a bigot’ is hardly an unreasonable request of someone
Not quite.
Regulated speech would be speech which falls outside of the protections afforded by the first amendment and is regulated by the government.
Free speech is the right to express yourself without censorship.
ETA: If speech is not free from consequence, then it’s not free.