Florida Steps Up to Defend Its Unconstitutional Social Media Law; It's Terrible

Clearly unconstitutional, they're going to waste money on going through the federal courts, cry when the big bad feds tell them to follow federal law, and some politicians get a pat on the back from their votebase.

Make your own social media that is actually moderated and legal. There's no monopoly on servers, anyone can do it and have been. There's plenty of rack owners that vote red.

Scotus should punish states that pass obviously unconstitutional nonsense. It's vexatious litigation, it shows contempt for the court and the constitution. If Florida can't legislate like a grown up state, put them under direct federal control for a few years. They can go back to being a territory and we'll let Puerto Rico have their reps for a while.

“When a private company says take your content elsewhere, no one's First Amendment rights are violated.”

I think the concern is moreso regarding massive corporations like Facebook and Twitter working together in lockstep to remove people from their platform that they ideologically disagree with, thus preventing them from reaching their audience.

If Twitter wants to curate which people are allowed to post, then they are a publisher and should be regulated as such. That also means that they need to be held responsible for everything on their platform that they don’t remove.