Carl Dagher on The End of Free Speech on Social Media
Carl Dagher
The End of Free Speech on Social Media
Claims and stances
Transcript
- 0:00 Yeah, Heinz, I I agree about um people should be able to voice their opinions and the fact that people are getting arrested for stuff they say is I think crossing the line of free speech.
- 0:12 It is Europe, however, they don't they aren't those countries aren't built on the basis of free speech like the United States is so I can see why they might feel like they have the power to do that.
- 0:23 However, at the end of the day, um people should be able to voice their opinions.
- 0:29 I mean, another social media is just another method of of communication.
- 0:33 It's like talking, it's like protesting.
- 0:35 But I think social media should be regulated to an extent.
- 0:39 I I mean there's children on social media, a lot of children.
- 0:42 Um I I think people should be able to speak their mind, but certain things cross the line, and I don't necessarily think it's censorship if you're not getting them in trouble with the law.
- 0:52 You're maybe, hey, delete this post or give 'em a warning.
- 0:55 Like to an extent we gotta regulate what people say, because if we start spreading hate or misinformation constantly, then no one's gonna know what to think.
- 1:04 And and people rely on social media a great deal for their information.
- 1:08 So I think it should be a system that's regulated.
- 1:10 However, taking legal action is completely ridiculous.
- 1:13 And um at the end of the day, people should be voice able to voice their opinions.