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Originally Posted by Jbrochu
So your personal ideas of free expression allows for homophobic, bigoted, racist, and misogynistic opinions to be posted on your own website, but not negative opinions of 2+2 based on that content to be posted on other websites?
It's rather difficult for me to wrap my mind around that, to be honest.
I'm assuming you mean what you say and aren't just screwing with the me. And if so, i appreciate your frustration, given your perception.
Very often, I find others speak on behalf of my position better than myself and that may have to be the case later on, but i'll give it one more try. BTW, others. keep it civil if this happens.
I want to focus on the book review aspect. He posted reviews on amazon saying the books were bad, not because he thought they were bad, but because he objected to things posted on this website. I perceive that as a fake review and Amazon agreed. They removed all of his reviews.
Had he said, "these books are very good, but i cannot support buying them because i don't like what they allow on their website " and then he posted a quote and/or link, that would have been ok with us, or me. Mason might have been annoyed, but he would have carefully examined the posts in question and then who knows what may have changed?
I doubt Amazon would have agreed to remove the reviews if they were similar to my hypothetical example. So that's what makes this different, if you see what i'm saying.
to me and this company, posting those book reviews is not the same as two plus two allowing bigoted speech. i have lots more to say on the whole topic of what we allow, but i don't want to continue if i'm failing to make my first point with you. i take full credit for not communicating well if that's the case.