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X revokes paid blue check from United Auto Workers after strike called
(arstechnica.com)
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Legally, yes. Ethically, definitely no.
How most of society uses that term is not in the legal way, but in the ethical way, which is a topic all on its own; a weird disconnect.
No ethics or morals in a corporate world. Only the law and weighing the fines.
Society is not just a corporation.
Tell that to, I dunno, everyone else.
They certainly think so.
I've been wary of corporations since I first read Neuromancer.
Don't believe the shill/fiction. Regular people know what the score is.
And you get these smooth-brain takes like "Only the government can take away your free speech" because people think that "freedom of speech" and "the First Amendment" are one and the same.