See the dangerous content Programming.Dev founder & CEO says is too “blatant” for the dozens of computer enthusiasts that signed on to the fledgling social network:

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  • Real Chad McTruth@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
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    26 days ago

    If they don’t want that kind of braindead inflammatory political crap from, well…you, then that’s their right.

    common misconception but this is not how rights work because freedom of speech overrides it

    No one is obligated to platform you, your opinions, or your political propaganda…especially not on their dime.

    not true actually this is what freedom of speech is ALL about and there is significant legal president to back this up

    So you’re basically pissed and calling their actions "election interference’ because they wouldn’t let you do that yourself.

    election interference is real so if you think its not your actually wrong