> Effectively, many people do. They open their web browsers, and search for "facebook", and click the first link. Don't even get me started about Google! I'm n

> Effectively, many people do. They open their web browsers, and search for "facebook", and click the first link. Don't even get me started about Google! I'm not sure what you're saying. Are you saying that the government should draw up regulation to change Googles or Facebooks behavior? What are you even arguing for? 1) No one is forcing people to use Google or Facebook, so people aren't limited by what they decide to promote or not. 2) People are forced to use one ISP (or live with DSL speeds or unreliable wireless) in most areas, both because of local monopolies, and otherwise for upstart costs. These things are not comparable. > The current political party will not significantly affect the organizations behavior, either. They are repealing something they (by your account) themselves instated before. How is that not the work of the political party?