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In a theoretical world, sure. In reality it is government actors that are twisting the arms' of tech companies to remove unapproved speech. So I'm not so sure a
by nprz 6y ago
In a theoretical world, sure. In reality it is government actors that are twisting the arms' of tech companies to remove unapproved speech. So I'm not so sure a government controlled ISP/payment processor/video platform (something like China?) would really fix the situation.
- jfrunyon 6y ago> In reality it is government actors that are twisting the arms' of tech companies to remove unapproved speech. Uhh... what? Trump and the Republicans are twisting the arms of tech companies to remove speech favoring... themselves?
- umvi 6y agoUSA is a union of states. Governors have quite a bit of power as well and plenty of governors endorsed this move by YouTube.