Well give one example then..

what violence did they incite? They did not organize the protest. They did not tell anyone to do anything illegal. All have seen is a handful of posts by people on Parler discussing which entrances to the capitol had the least police presence so they could sneak in, and those did not mention violence. So what is it…

despite the hysterics on here, I have not seen any examples of anyone on Parler “plotting murder and terrorism”. The only example I have seen in numerous articles is one guy commenting on a picture saying hang em! (which the guy is obviously in the wrong) and a couple posts saying what entrances to the capitol had the…

https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/17/18682099/supreme-court-ruling-first-amendment-social-media-public-forum

I think the irony is being lost that in the case law it was the five conservative justices that said private companies can do what they want and it was the four “liberal” justices that said they can’t and free speech rights apply to private companies..strange bedfellow

If they “violated” a hosting agreement, every social media company has. The idea that Parler..which you just admitted cannot be sued and Amazon cannot be sued for what is on it, “hurts” the bottom line of mega billion dollar Amazon is..c’mon man. If anything, seven million people on it helps their bottom line.

The entire reason internet social media providers are immune from lawsuits is they are by law not responsible for what third parties say and do on their platforms. The reason this immunity was given was to FOSTER free speech. Nor is what is written there an “endorsement” of any view the same way Facebook is not…

I can see that argument, but really every King book has people grousing about  the endings, except maybe the Shining. (book and movie version) When you deal with supernatural horror like most of King’s material does, it is very hard to come up with a real world way to defeat something that is by its nature,,…

Well unlike the Dark Tower, where almost everyone agrees that King really really botched and rushed the ending (attributed to his injuries after being run over that he would not finish it for the fans and his fears after it), the Stand is really not known for having “that bad” an ending. It is a little biblical, but…

These articles are almost the reason the acronym TLDR exists

This is always the problem in shows where the main characters are all gone. This is a show really with nothing to say and is limping to the finish and all it has is basically, vikings go there/do that.

That might the worst series I have ever seen that was not some cancelled in one episode sitcom, It was hilariously bad, like not even on the level of the criticism here bad, like incompetent on a scale that is unbelievable. I actually heard rumors that spanned it was done as a tax write off to a computer algorithm…

Exactly. It is like in this episode where Harold hits on Frannie and she turns him down. Yes, WE saw him oogling her through the fence and he is obviously kind of a creep...but they never showed ANYTHING so far to suggest “SHE KNOWS” he is a creep. So her rejection of him just plays as weird. They are one of the few…

I actually turned this episode off halfway through. Four episodes in and this is just bad, man

If you read these comments, the common theme of all of them is that this series just is not capturing the why these scenes and characters are special and are just showing bare bones “this happened and that happened”. Harold and Frannie are important in the book because Harold was a geek who LOVED Frannie and wanted…

Yep. I re-watched community’s first season recently and the first 15 or so episodes really were NOT the show it became after the paintball battle. I think that episode was they “eureka” moment for Harmon that “this” was the show that should be.  Before that, it really was just a generic sitcom of Jeff trying to  woo…

Yep, that is exactly what I was trying to say, you might have said it better..haha. A lot of the novel is basically the journey, them picking sides and wondering what would happen when they got to Mother Abagail, etc..  Here is is weirdly truncated, yet with ten episodes oddly drawn out since they should have had…

It is astounding to me they already are on sending people to vegas and expect people to be invested in the three they send, when two were just introduced this episode and one briefly last episode. They just introduced the idea that Boulder knows of Flagg just at the tail end of last episode.  It is soo bizarre.

This show is easily the biggest disappointment of the year. I was looking forward to this and it is just..very poor. I have never seen a show this long that still really has zero character development. Harold is the only one that is not a sketch, and his portrayal is not exactly deep. His confrontation with the bandit…

It is about as easy to riot in DC as it is in Portland..baby