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> who can see how powerless or unwilling social networks [...] are to stop them They're not powerless. They're certainly unwilling, and demonstrate an obvious
by Juliate 8y ago
> who can see how powerless or unwilling social networks [...] are to stop them
They're not powerless. They're certainly unwilling, and demonstrate an obvious active mindset _against_ democracies:
1. Nothing, nothing in Facebook' or Twitter' CEOs, PR deparments or boards demonstrate an inch of knowledge or understanding of what a democracy is.
2. On the other hand, their actions and their words clearly speak that they ought to make their (privately owned and controlled) platforms fundamental building and governance blocks for society.
- raxxorrax 8y agoPerhaps there is no democratic will to remove content on social media. I know at least one person. I would see it as negative if opinions are removed for political reasons. And that is what I see advocated here.