It's a big rock and a hard place. I know plenty of people in tech that are adverse to the idea of government regulating tech, but at the same time do not believ

It's a big rock and a hard place. I know plenty of people in tech that are adverse to the idea of government regulating tech, but at the same time do not believe it is right for the small segment of the population working in tech to decide what conversations we are and are not allowed to discuss. Cloudflare expressed a good perspective on this sort of self-reflective doubt when they terminated the Daily Stormer: https://blog.cloudflare.com/why-we-terminated-daily-stormer/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/why-we-terminated-daily-stormer/ At lot of people I talk to want to have some sort of national consensus on regulating platforms instead of tech companies deciding for themselves. Government would be the natural mechanism by which to manage this, but we are extremely wary of putting speech in control of the government for good historical reasons.