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Those "mobs" are only ordinary people exercising their own freedom of expression online. I think a more correct sentiment would be that even when there are gov
by tboyd47 7y ago
Those "mobs" are only ordinary people exercising their own freedom of expression online.
I think a more correct sentiment would be that even when there are governments that don't want to limit freedom of expression, multinational corporations will still oblige those governments and influential citizens that do.
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- eej2ya1K 7y agoOh, fuck right off. Ordinary people aren't being dicks on twitter - it's a tiny minority of broken anglosphere cunts with nothing better to do than to ruin other people's lives.
- jessaustin 7y agoGovernments and "influential citizens" dance to the tune of corporations, not the other way around.
- ratsmack 7y agoThis is largely the case in America today. All you have to do is look at where political contributions come from and the amount and source of the money spent on lobbing. In addition, take a look at who traverses the revolving door between the financial sector and powerful government positions.