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> I'm not sure how you get there as a logical conclusion. If fact-checking political advertising gives them too much power, and not doing so is something they
by jorams 7y ago
> I'm not sure how you get there as a logical conclusion.
If fact-checking political advertising gives them too much power, and not doing so is something they themselves decided on, then they already have that power. If no one company should have that amount of power, they should have that power taken away from them.
The bigger next step is that any alternative to breaking them up would be against their freedom of speech. I'm having trouble coming up with an alternative that wouldn't, but there might be one.