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According to Steven Frank, the author of The Pen Commandments, English has 500,000 words, and no one really owns them. So how can social media platforms charge individuals for improper use of words, when they themselves don’t own those words?

The answer is that they can’t. Social media platforms are private companies, and they have the right to set their own terms of service. However, those terms of service cannot violate the First Amendment right to free speech.

The First Amendment protects the right to express oneself, even if that expression is offensive or unpopular. Social media platforms cannot ban users for simply expressing their opinions, even if those opinions are hateful or discriminatory.

Of course, social media platforms can still ban users for violating their terms of service. For example, a user could be banned for posting spam, for threatening or harassing other users, or for violating copyright law.

However, social media platforms cannot ban users simply for using words that they don’t like. If they do, they could be violating the First Amendment.

It is important to remember that social media platforms are not the government. They are not subject to the same First Amendment restrictions as the government. However, that does not mean that they have free rein to censor their users.

Social media platforms have a responsibility to protect their users from harmful content. However, they must also respect the First Amendment rights of their users.

If you believe that your First Amendment rights have been violated by a social media platform, you should contact an attorney.

Declaration and Notice on Behalf of the People of the United States of America

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Social Media Platforms Can’t Charge Individuals for Improper Use of Words

I’m Writing about since, according to “Steven Frank”, the author of The Pen Commandments claims that English has 500,000 words, no one really owns them, so, how can social media platforms, can charged and individual with improper use of words, by which they themselves doesn’t own without a court of law, and 12 jurors of your peeps, and legislative branch of government, doesn’t do anything, nor the attorney generals of the several states doesn’t either, Social Media Platforms Control the Way We Communicate, how is this all possible pursuant upon the United States Constitution, and the several states constitutions, none of the people. We the people voted for doesn’t get this injustice of free of expression to be radicate as the norm