https://twitter.com/cvpayne/status/1349072200679174146?s=21
Florida is wanting to pull finances from big tech firms who censure free speech
Real life: Suppose you want a gay wedding and come into my bakery to buy a wedding cake.
Suppose I say
"no, I won't sell you a cake".
Do you, 'hislegacy', think Government should
force me to sell you a cake, against my will?
I'm really asking you. It's a serious and meaningful real question, and I'm very interested in your view. I want to hear what you think.
If you think I have the right as a free-enterprise business to
chose who I deal with in the free market, on my own, then we already agree.
Consider a more complete analogy: if a newspaper refused to publish the statement of a politician, we'd not claim we can
force the newspaper to publish the statement!
The politician has real free speech, but
not a right to force a business to serve him or publish him.
That's "free enterprise" in my view. Freedom, the American way.
You don't get to force me to do business with you if I decide your actions are harmful.
You cannot force me to print you yard signs. You can't force me to sell you internet site services.
Go and buy them from someone else people will say -- it's part of the American way of "free enterprise" -- freedom to follow our own conscience, within
law that is aligned to the United State Constitution.