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Kanye buys his own little piece of free speech

When it comes to free speech, social media platforms have become a thorny weapon for powerful individuals who want to push an anything-goes view on their own opinions, writes the BBC's Chris Stokel-Walker.

Source: jewishworldreview.com
Published on 2022-10-20

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