"providing the good and services people needed"? Nobody needs to watch videos or like memes on Facebook. It's just a cheap type of stimulation that can easily b

"providing the good and services people needed"? Nobody needs to watch videos or like memes on Facebook. It's just a cheap type of stimulation that can easily become addictive (because it's designed to become addictive). Judging by how gushing you are about those services, and how they represent progress, one could be excused for thinking that you're referring to some essential scientific invention, instead of the internet based fast-food of the mind. And it's funny that you're challenging people to fight Facebook & co in the process of government, which has been subverted by lobbyist money from... Facebook & co. Why do you think that the US government is asleep at the wheel when it comes to privacy? Because they're paid a lot of money to not worry about it. And with enough money changing hands, it becomes easy to think that in fact those services are needed by the public and they represent progress. So no thanks. The self-appointed guardians of the public are smart to use different tactics.