Tech giants aren’t the ‘arbiters Of appropriate speech,’ the right says

1. Don't Let Big Tech Become Big Brother

From The Hill: "Big tech has made a big mistake."

2. Social Media Giants Shouldn't Be Arbiters Of Appropriate Speech

From The Federalist: "Not every defense of free expression is predicated on the Constitution. Sometimes it's about the principle."

3. Rules Won't Save Twitter. Values Will.

From New York Times: "The platform won't ban the dangerous liar Alex Jones because he "hasn't violated our rules." Then what's the point of these rules?"

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