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Originally Posted by DouglasS
No one had an issue when Twitter decided to do this to people like Trump or Hopkins, why the issue now it Texas does similar. Both infringe on free speech.
Also going to an extremely known religious business and asking for them to make a gay wedding cake is asking for trouble, why would you go to a business that doesn’t share your views? It’s ludicrous on both sides. Surely you would want to support other local businesses that may be struggling rather than trying to make a point rather than rightfully looking like an idiot.
Texas is a fantastic place and I can’t wait to go back next year, got it all booked in now.
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Twitter deciding what they will and will not allow on twitter, THEIR OWN platform is not the same as Texas trying to pass a law on "social media" which they do not own.
A very simple distinction.