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First things first.

Because some thing is on a contract, it does ot mean it can be enforced.

You may sign a Contract that says "99% of my profits go to my employer" but that does not mean such an unreasonable agreement can be enforced.

Moving on.

And with that in mind.

No entity has the right to terminate a Contract without notice of without the rules being britched.

When you tick the box in this massive file, you agree to use the suppliers services and they agree to provide the services to you.

When they cancel your service, even if it is in the user agreement that they are allowed to , they still breach the contract.

Reddit did not have right to shut The Donald down.

Reddit already has an agreement with the mods and the redditors, that they agree to use their services and this.. Goes both ways.

You can't reasonably expect to sign your life away with absolutely zero expectations from the second party.

Twitter, YouTube, reddit.. The Big tech need to have the shit sued out of them.

Correct me where I am wrong.

First things first. Because some thing is on a contract, it does ot mean it can be enforced. You may sign a Contract that says "99% of my profits go to my employer" but that does not mean such an unreasonable agreement can be enforced. Moving on. And with that in mind. No entity has the right to terminate a Contract without notice of without the rules being britched. When you tick the box in this massive file, you agree to use the suppliers services and they agree to provide the services to you. When they cancel your service, even if it is in the user agreement that they are allowed to , they still breach the contract. Reddit did not have right to shut The Donald down. Reddit already has an agreement with the mods and the redditors, that they agree to use their services and this.. Goes both ways. You can't reasonably expect to sign your life away with absolutely zero expectations from the second party. Twitter, YouTube, reddit.. The Big tech need to have the shit sued out of them. Correct me where I am wrong.

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

I get all my legal advise from the Real Queen Elizabeth on Poal. I just mention my internet connections andmy adversaries settle.

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I'll be sure to put in a good word for you with the parole board.

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Twitter, YouTube, reddit. What are you going to sue for? Your money back?

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hate speech is ANYTHING , get fucked

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The logic used by the service provider is that you breached the contract by violating the TOS, so they are no longer obligated to provide services to you. Add to this that they may have reserved the right to discontinue service explicitly and you agreed to it.

But all this is a moot point if nobody will effectively go after them for you.

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It doesn't matter if you're right or wrong if you're not willing to put up the money to pay for your own team of lawyers to go after reddit and their team of lawyers.

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You have the right to terminate any contract due to unforeseen circumstances that are out of your control, period. This is not up for debate.