What does he want the courts to do? Force companies to advertise on twitter?
Creating a new type of economy where powerful companies send guys around to collect money from other business owners, and if the business owner doesn't pay then they break their kneecaps.
RoboCop ass reality where companies like Starbucks have armed brand enforcement.
(Robocop voice)
Citizen, you have not endorsed [brand] on social media in the last 15 days.
You have 5 minutes to comply, or you will be judged to be in violation of statue [XYZ] and a federally accepted level of physical encouragement will be applied to you.
Oh boohoo it looks like someone can't compete in the market and marketplace of ideas!
yes, please, piss away the very last of the company's money on stupid litigation
I want a free market, and by free market, I mean the market where I win the most.
When it favors the socially acceptable opinions, it’s “leaning”
When it speaks the ugly, blasphemous truth, it’s “bias”. (
: not that there’s anything wrong with bias, just don’t be biased against biased people!)
Weird. From all his other decisions, it seemed like he wanted Twitter to fail.