Freedom of speech doesn't protect you from being fired because of your social media posts.
this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2024
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Its for defamation, not for firing.
X Corp. said it funded the suit as part of its "commitment to free speech." "The online platform is proud to provide financial support for Carano’s lawsuit, empowering her to seek vindication of her free speech rights on X and the ability to work without bullying, harassment, or discrimination," a statement from the social media platform continued.
in response to X's support, Carano stated: "I am honored that my case has been chosen to be supported by the company that has been one of the last glimmers of hope for free speech in the world."
Are you agreeing with him? Just providing additional info? Why are you getting upvoted?
He's getting upvoted because the perpetual group of obnoxious leftists perpetually just upvoted each other here