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That's called property rights. They have the same authority over their platform and its members that I have over my house and anyone who wants to use it. Owning
by pluto9 8y ago
That's called property rights. They have the same authority over their platform and its members that I have over my house and anyone who wants to use it. Owning property does not make me or anyone else "sovereign" in any meaningful way.
- crankylinuxuser 8y ago> Owning property does not make me or anyone else "sovereign" in any meaningful way. The US does. And then they delineate national ownership to people/corporations. Property taxes are the upkeep to maintain the ledger in the governmental database(s). And the Government makes laws (congress), adjudicates laws, and enforces laws. Yeah, "does not make .. sovereign" indeed..
- pluto9 8y ago> The US does You and I must have a very different idea of what sovereignty means in the context of governments. Owning property does not make me, Facebook, or anyone else a sovereign government.