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- Apr 19, 2021
Right of Reply does not mean you have to listen to, read, or even hear/see the person's reply. Your block can absolutely remove their content from your feed.Nowhere in the history of anything has anything ever said that you have the RIGHT to make ME listen to YOU, lmao. In what world would it be a right to force me to have to listen to you? That's ridiculous.
While much of this is error-carried-forward from the previously noted gross conceptual error you have about what Right of Reply means, it is not about addressing the person talking mad shit, it is about addressing the mad shit they were talking.And you can absolutely type whatever angry, whining drivel you wan to until Twitter regardless of which person blocked you. Much like "free speech" doesn't mean "no consequence", "reply" doesn't mean "hold my ears open and scream at me".
Again, if you don't wish to engage, you can shut your eyes and cover your ears without issue as far as Right of Reply is concerned. Block away, when that's all it does. It's when you want to gouge other people's eyes and cut out someone else's tongue that you're overstepping. And that's how Twitter's implementation of blocking works.