You mentioned a minor downside to limiting paid political ads online. We get a huge upside in return. The game we want is one where political movements can org

You mentioned a minor downside to limiting paid political ads online. We get a huge upside in return. The game we want is one where political movements can organically gain traction based on popularity. In this world where political ads are banned, movements don't need financiers to be as successful as they could be. In your example, it's ironic you mention the civil forfeiture movement, because they are exactly the type of people who aren't spending money on ads. PACs and Super PACs for election campaigns are doing the spending. I wish you would acknowledge this.