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I was hoping something like this would start to come to light. The prosecution of "big tech" has been pretty shady (at least since 2017). Here's hoping they un
by bryan_w 6y ago
I was hoping something like this would start to come to light. The prosecution of "big tech" has been pretty shady (at least since 2017).
Here's hoping they uncover the rest.
- mdorazio 6y ago> The prosecution of "big tech" has been pretty shady (at least since 2017) Counterpoint: take out the first three words and it's still accurate -> "big tech" has been pretty shady (at least since 2017). The whole situation is a bit of a shit show on all sides and I'm interested in seeing how it plays out as arguments are made in federal and state courtrooms.
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- mhoad 6y agoI would agree that in this hyper partisan hellhole that is 2020 it is hard to feel like many involved in this investigation might at best be said to have ulterior motives and at worst should be under investigation themselves with this particular incident being a good example of the later. Having said that, the fundamental underpinnings of the case against big tech in general most certainly do deserve their day in court and the idea that this would all somehow disappear as a result of this most certainly wouldn’t look anything like actual justice.