index free speech argument
[Link] Reminder: Telling Cops to ‘Fuck Off’ Is Completely Legal
Read: 3/3/2022 www.vice.com
When cops confronted Michael Wood while wearing his “fuck the police” T-shirt at a local county fair in Dayton, Ohio, six years ago, he tried to explain he was well within his rights. He even removed the shirt. But the officers still asked him to leave.
al sharpton appeals authority free speech free speech argument fuck the police louisiana new york state obstruction ohio overreach overreaction police police accountability police misconduct police negligence police overreach police powers police tactics texas us constitution us courts us first amendment us police us prosecutions us supreme court usa vice.com
[Link] Spotify’s attempt to use the Facebook playbook over Joe Rogan won’t wash
Read: 6/2/2022 www.theguardian.com
Two decades ago, the late and much-lamented David Bowie said something that was eerily prophetic. “Music itself,” he observed, “is going to become like running water or electricity.
callouts cancel culture covid covid misinformation covid negligence covid19 exclusive content facebook free speech free speech argument joe rogan joni mitchell millions misinformation music industry music streaming musicians neil young optics podcasters podcasts public relations spotify streaming service updates streaming services streaming subscriptions tech companies virtue signalling web web services
[Link] Florida GOP Wants to Ban Making White People Feel ‘Discomfort’ About Racism
Read: 19/1/2022 www.vice.com
A new bill pushed by Florida Gov.
aclu censorship critical race theory desantis florida florida law free speech free speech argument lmao critical race theory lmao reverse racism lmao us republicans lmao usa lmao white people race racial bias racial discrimination racial inequity racism us education us race politics us republicans usa vice.com white supremacy
[Link] Twitter Is Going to Make It Harder To Share Videos and Pictures Taken in Public
Read: 30/11/2021 www.vice.com
Twitter is expanding its policy on posting private information with the goal of limiting the risk of harassment, intimidation, and doxing.
break up social media censorship doxing free speech argument harassment public interest social media social media abuse social media blowback social media companies social media rules social media use social media witness social networks twitter twitter rules vice.com
[Link] Carole Baskin refuses interviews in investigation into ex-husband’s disappearance
Read: 19/11/2021 www.theguardian.com
Cpl Moises Garcia of the Hillsborough county sheriff’s office in Tampa held a news conference to provide an update on the investigation into Don Lewis’s disappearance.
carole baskin costa rica disappearances florida free speech argument interviews media fixation netflix south america tiger king us celebrities usa
[Link] The Growing Crusade Against Sex, Muslim Culture, and Lesbians in India’s Ads
Read: 2/11/2021 www.vice.com
India’s leading fashion designer was forced to withdraw advertisements for his latest line of wedding jewellery after he was threatened with legal action by a politician from the ruling party of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
asia conservative politics discrimination fashion fashion industry free speech argument hate hate crime hate speech hinduism india india bjp india crime india government india politicians indian crime instagram interviews islam lgbt discrimination lgbtqia lingerie narendra modi nationalism organised religion pakistan political correctness public response public statements racial bias racial discrimination racial inequity racism regression religion religious discrimination sex sexualisation sexuality social media south asia systematic racism university research vice.com
[Link] An Oregon City Is Limiting How Often a Church Feeds the Homeless
Read: 1/11/2021 www.vice.com
Want the best of VICE News straight to your inbox? Sign up here. An Oregon city just passed a new ordinance that would limit churches’ ability to serve free food to homeless people.
charity christian principles christianity covid covid support covid19 food food security free speech argument homelessness mutual aid nimbys oregon organised religion us religion usa vice.com
[Link] TekSavvy Takes Pirate Site Blocking Battle to Canada’s Supreme Court
Read: 26/8/2021 torrentfreak.com
Internet provider TekSavvy is taking the legal battle over Canada's first pirate site blocking order to the Supreme Court. The company has no sympathy for pirate sites but feels that it's obligated to defend the neutral role of ISPs and prevent freedom of speech from being violated.
canada canada courts free speech argument internet blocks internet censorship internet takedowns iptv isps piracy piracy sites torrent sites