Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "GLENN GREENWALD Smashes Pro-Censorship MSNBC Goons." video.

Weren't you two also complaining about news agencies and private internet companies deciding for themselves what they wanted to publish, or allow on their sites?
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@l.w.paradis2108 No. Messenger is like using the phone. Facebook doesn't give a crap what you say on messenger. Posting on their privately owned webpages and servers, is like posting things on a community bulletin board inside a privately owned shop. The shop owner shouldn't necessarily be responsible for what someone publishes and sticks up on the bulletin board (unless maybe if they're made aware of something dishonest or unethical that's being posted, and they keep allowing it, only then would they become somewhat of a party to it, but could still argue they're the ones allowing "free speech"). On the other hand, the shop owner still has every right to read and take down whatever they don't like being posted in their shop. It's being posted on their private property. Just get the hell off Facebook, if you don't like it.
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@l.w.paradis2108 Glenn has been complaining about news agencies deciding for themselves if they want an editorial rewrite, or not.
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@l.w.paradis2108 I said if Jimmy doesn't let me on his show, then he's "censoring" me. Not simply leaving my comment up, dumbass. That makes you the lying twit. You didn't have to tell me Glenn's story. He still cried "censorship", which is bullshit. And, obviously, whatever his contract actually said, it involved passing stories by editorial review, first, and not simply hand the story to print. Also, simply asking him not to print it elsewhere isn't much of an attempt to "prevent" him. Facebook isn't the entire internet, dimwit. It's one site on the entire internet, just like one shop in the entirety of all shops.
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@l.w.paradis2108 Calling editors asking for rewrites "censorship" makes "censorship" just standard practice ... something that happens at newspapers, publishing companies, television and film companies, and has been happening for their entire histories. Okay then, you were "censored", like millions of other writers ... so what?
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@l.w.paradis2108 They have a web address, dimwit. Don't use it. I don't use it.
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@l.w.paradis2108 Walmart has slaughtered millions of shops in its existence. It is still just another shop. Don't fucking use it if you don't like it.
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@l.w.paradis2108 No, Walmart isn't the government any more than Facebook is.
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@l.w.paradis2108 Walmart just deemed itself essential, stayed open, and carried on its small business destroying ways. Plenty of small businesses actually operate through Facebook, Amazon, and other online markets. The internet being open helped numerous small shops, that found ways to have curbside pickup, or used third party delivery. So we're clear, I don't think corporations should have the right to exist, let alone have the rights of people. So, come up with a new angle, than your bullshit "shill" nonsense. I just think it's stupid to reduce cries of "censorship" to refer to meaningless standard everyday private practices. Oh my, your editor asked for a rewrite ... who fucking cares. Oh my, the NYT didn't pick up the Post's Bigfoot story ... who fucking cares. Don't like something Facebook, Twitter, or whatever are doing ... stop fucking using them, just like boycotting Chick-fil-A. I think people are just too addicted to their social media.
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