Back before the Internet, we thought the reason for human stupidity was the lack of information options.
I’ll put it this way: That wasn’t it.
This was an unexpectedly *terrible* take from Vox.
Imho, speech that directly threatens someone's safety (a child, no less) should not be protected under 1A.
Wasn't this halfway to a criminal incitement to violence?
Yet @imillhiser seems to believe that this is valid expression of "opinion"? That allowing this speech without even a censure is a win for democracy?
What a shameful use of editorial discretion from Vox, as well. @supreme-court-Vox
https://www.vox.com/politics/413775/supreme-court-libby-fecteau-maine-transgender-house
At 1 am, Republicans tried to sneak the Big Beautiful Bill through the Rules committee
Rep. Jim McGovern wasn’t having it
“You are literally taking food off kids' plates to buy Elon Musk another yacht...this is not policy: This is theft."
🔥🔥
The world's biggest corporations have already caused US$28 trillion in climate damage.
More than half of that total figure comes from oil and gas companies.
We KNOW oil companies are causing this crisis.
Sign the #PollutersPayPact to make them pay their fair share: https://act.gp/3FccTES
Rubbish? Fine? Brilliant? British superlatives graded and ranked.
https://yougov.co.uk/society/articles/21568-how-good-good
US version here ('quite' interesting comparison)
https://today.yougov.com/society/articles/21717-how-good-good-1
It would give the powerful a dangerous new route to manipulate platforms into removing lawful speech that they simply don't like, with President Trump himself saying that he would use the law to censor his critics. The bill passed the Senate in February, and it now heads to the president's desk.
Johns Hopkins Bioethics
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Silversnapples
Andrea Junker 
flexghost.
Greenpeace International
Information Is Beautiful
Hacker News
The Tennessee Holler 