Matt Davies for May 06, 2021

Doesn’t the saddle blanket help? It does cover a little bit of hide.

Are the righties ever going to understand that the Constitution’s guarantee of free speech doesn’t apply to private businesses?

They can alway do like Mike Lindell and create their own social media. :-)

The elephant thinks it has more rights than the rest of us… and the elephant reserves the right to determine what rights the rest of us have…

This ain’t Animal Farm……

The way things are going with the GQParty, this cartoon shows an elephant who is way too large. That party has got to be seeing some shrinkage, lately.

Republicans have the right to lie, they also get the billion dollar law suits their lies engender.

GOP love hypocrisy. One minute they say “government will not infringe on the rights of private business when it comes to speech, religion, taxation, and guns” then they’ll say “private business will not infringe on the Conservative right to speech, religion, and guns; and if they do then government should intervene”. HYPOCRITES!

“And if we don’t change the public schools, and I mean right now, CJ, so that he understands that the President can’t actually pardon a turkey…” (President Jed Barlett to Press Secretary CJ Criag, West Wing).

The elephant in the room…

For a party that loves to say NO they can’t stand being told NO !

No I won’t bake you a Cake, no you can’t live in my building, no you can’t say that here…

“Legal”, as we often point out isn’t necessarily “moral” or even “correct”. Facebook and The Site of Twits provide a modern version of a public forum. They DO have the right to regulate how their forums are used, but it might be true that they also have an obligation to keep them “public” in some sense. Though even in the town square, if the guy on the soap box spouted “unamerican” stuff, got scatological or dropped his pants, he was run off post haste.

Anyone has the right to say anything! guaranteed in our constitution. That same amendment does NOT guaranty there won’t be consequences.

Nope not a violation of your first amendment right of free speech that constitutional right ONLY applies to the government – private enterprise (like FACEBOOK and TWITTER ) can set set any rules they like on the posts they will accept.

When the democrats tried to make the 1st Amendment apply to business as well, the republicans gleefully beat back that back, saying that American business had a right to establish the rules for “free speech” within their confines.

Of course republicans only wanted businesses to be able to control what employees could say within company e-mails and memos, but the rules allow companies to control “political” speech as well – an unintended consequence.

Now the GOP is concerned with ‘rights’. Whatever suits them at the time. The right to vote is not considered a ‘right’ by Republicans.

Gee, you mean like a bakery refusing to create an order for a gay person, because their lifestyle is counter to their beliefs, ansd then getting in trouble with the court!? Come on man!!!!

Mark Zuckerberg is a rich spoiled boy….granted he started Facebook as a social familytype thing…then he saw the power it had! Greed generates the lust for power. Andis above the “Constitution” as a private business, so they claim?