This type of shit can really fuck us hard this November and, if the dems get their blue wave because of it, will certainly destroy us in the 2020 presidential election.
There's a lot of talk about how the president's approval rating is at an all-time high. However, it takes nothing to take a survey from your phone on your couch. It's the VOTES that count, and this type of partisan pandering is getting the left invigorated and mobilized.
We could really be finished this November unless the president passes an executive order to pull the reigns on social media giants, and it has to happen in the next 30 days so that we have until November to get the right energized.
Because Republicans don't want to win. Their goal is to support the policies set by the elite (same elite the dems serve) and make as much money as they can while they do it.
Camden Moore
So, no, votes and elections don't matter. Republicans are pushing an amnesty bill right now.
Nicholas Stewart
QTDDTOT, leddit.
Caleb Howard
It's called "private company" you knuckledragging Stormtard. You idiots are OK with bakeries refusing LGBT+ people service, but fill up your diapers over Twitter refusing to give right-wing bullshit a platform
Oh fuck off. Totally different. Social media monopolies have control over the flow of information which gives them the power to subvert and change culture. That's a far cry from refusing to bake a cake for a gay wedding.
Evan Phillips
Which opens up the debate of
Because such is the case for Facebook, Google, Twitter and so forth who are monopolizing data distribution services via their CDNs, ad revenue services, and ad sense meta data collectiing, plus analytics services. People always bleed on or moan about ISPs monopolizing shit in the physical world, but forget the digital which is ever so slow merging with the physical. With the introduction and ursurpation of shit like Google Fiber things are only going to get much worse from here.
I for one welcome our new soy overlords.
Jackson Taylor
I remember people talking about a court case that would prevent such abuse. Something public sphere.
Easton Morris
A bunch of court cases are getting traction, but I'm not a law fag and don't have anywhere near enough time to figure out under what pretenses these legal victories are being had.
