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More than 50 Reddit communities ban X links to protest Musk
(www.nbcnews.com)
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this post was submitted on 23 Jan 2025
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What does freedom of speech have to do with independent subreddits deciding they don't want to serve content from a private company they don't agree with?
It's easy if they have no idea what "freedom of speech" actually means and what it actually allows. The phrase at face value is nothing like the constitutionally protected action. They are too ignorant to know that.
That’s easy, freedom of speech means you can say what I want but not what you want, and it applies everywhere including in my dreams. So if you say something I don’t like in my dreams I can criminally charge you and take you to hell in a cell.
Edit: Thought this would be obvious satire, but here we are. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯