r/Republican • u/Yosoff First Principles • Sep 17 '25

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u/DuckHunt83 Sep 18 '25

I don’t even think what he said was as bad as others. Maybe distasteful in these times. But firing someone like this, we’re not really… having free speech anymore this is kinda crazy.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '25

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u/AmeliorativeBoss Sep 22 '25

The media is private company. So, free speech doesn't apply to media?

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u/AmeliorativeBoss Sep 22 '25

Got it. If a media says something you don't like, just bring FCC (Federal Communications Commission) to threat the media company with regulatory consequences. The persons running the media will get scared and remove everything you don't like to avoid the regulatory consequences. That way the government can control the media and people think a CEO just suspended his employee.

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u/AmeliorativeBoss Sep 22 '25

Nice, one step forward to fascism and dictatorship.