Looks to me as though MSN is now denying free speech, and being a US based website, this is in breach of the US 1st amendment
I cannot comment, like, or dislike on msn.com when looking at news articles
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I am unable to comment, like, or dislike on msn.com when looking at news articles.
It give me the error message when commenting: "Something went wrong. Please try again."
Have I been blocked for Wrong Think?
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2024-01-19T12:33:34+00:00 Looks to me as though MSN is now denying free speech, and being a US based website, this is in breach of the US 1st amendment
Oh,,, now they're denying free speech. What were they calling it before now?
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MartMcd 2,405 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator2024-01-19T17:36:19+00:00 Looks to me as though MSN is now denying free speech, and being a US based website, this is in breach of the US 1st amendment
Microsoft is not the US government.
The 1st amendment to the US Constitution protects American citizens against their Government prohibiting free speech.
It does not apply to individuals or companies. Microsoft can legitimately say what can and cannot be discussed on their platform.you can read the Bill of Rights here
The Constitution | The White HouseAs you know, Political or religious content is considered off topic here too,
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