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people make decisions, companies don't. That's the problem, people see the company as a political vehicle, akin to a political party. That's wrong on so many le
by cblconfederate 6y ago
people make decisions, companies don't. That's the problem, people see the company as a political vehicle, akin to a political party. That's wrong on so many levels, primarily on the level that it's a well-funded for-profit organization with the means to cause undemocratic, arbitrary political damage. Blame individuals as much as you want for their politics, don't use the overfunded big tech as a trojan horse to destroy democratic balances.