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You just don't have the right to tell a private company what content they must allow. That would be true for some other private company, but I'm not sure this
by brokenkebab 7y ago
You just don't have the right to tell a private company what content they must allow.
That would be true for some other private company, but I'm not sure this libertarian attitude is applicable to Google/Alphabet - it holds immense power over the 'net nowadays, I bet it can kill any emerging competitor.