Into our communities mask less and vindictive
And angry.
Into our communities mask less and vindictive
I am perfectly capable of expressing my opinions. I have never been on Twitter. Facebook is just an easy way to keep up with friends and family.
I believe they should have able to remove anything they want. I just don't believe they should have immunity if they want don't want to be a open platform, free of censorship, and editorial control.
Why should NYT be held liable for content, but not Facebook? They were immunized from law suits because they were a carrier of information, just like a telephone company. Would you support the phone company deciding who you could speak to? And about what?
The right is about freedom, the left is about taking away freedom in exchange for "safety". I'm not talking about the 1960's, I'm talking about 2021 and most Democrats are definitely authoritarian. Your favorite Congress woman AOC is talking about editing any news she doesn't like, it doesn't get more authoritarian than that.
citation?
Is there an apology in there somewhere?
Yeah, Don't make them mad. They might try to overthrow the country again.
The real answer is - Screw em to the wall.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FxAK&usg=AOvVaw0RXyV_85VelK_UGHS5-3eQ&cf=1
This kind of state intrusion into discourse — on whatever level AOC envisions it — would, like all other facets of society lorded over by Congress, inevitably lead to giant rent-seeking corporations like CNN, ABC, NBC, Washington Post, The New York Times, gaining favor with government and consolidating power. The less powerful would either be left to contour their speech to please the state’s factcheckers or be branded liars. The press should challenging those in power, not obsequiously trying to earn gold stars from unelected bureaucrats on a state-run committee.
It is called Propaganda
You're welcome :yay:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FxAK&usg=AOvVaw0RXyV_85VelK_UGHS5-3eQ&cf=1
This kind of state intrusion into discourse — on whatever level AOC envisions it — would, like all other facets of society lorded over by Congress, inevitably lead to giant rent-seeking corporations like CNN, ABC, NBC, Washington Post, The New York Times, gaining favor with government and consolidating power. The less powerful would either be left to contour their speech to please the state’s factcheckers or be branded liars. The press should challenging those in power, not obsequiously trying to earn gold stars from unelected bureaucrats on a state-run committee.
“It’s one thing to have differentiating opinions but it’s another thing entirely to just say things that are false,” Ocasio-Cortez added. “So that’s something that we’re looking into.”