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Depending on their ruling SCOTUS may just drive people to the dark web. They certainly won't stop social media.
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SPC Michael Terrell
Google shut down their 'Google Groups' portal to the original Social Medial last month. It predated the Internet. It was hosted on bulletin boards around the world, and tapes were mailed to other sites to propagate the messages. It was know as 'Usenet' and 'Newsgroups'.
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