> It's so easy to make choices for others when you already have what they don't. I see your point, but most safety regulation could be criticized the same way.

> It's so easy to make choices for others when you already have what they don't. I see your point, but most safety regulation could be criticized the same way. We as a society won't allow you to buy or sell a house that doesn't meet building codes, meat that doesn't pass inspection, etc. This is a restriction on your freedom and could be viewed as paternalistic, but it also prevents poor, desperate people from getting sick living in asbestos houses. Is Facebook-controlled internet like an asbestos house? Arguably.