> "What you don't have a right to do is amplify your message using the massively powerful social-media megaphones which are created and owned by tech companies.

> "What you don't have a right to do is amplify your message using the massively powerful social-media megaphones which are created and owned by tech companies." What makes anyone think that other groups won't be able to create their own social-media megaphones? The tech is well understood already and they're highly motivated and well funded. It's been tried a couple of times already and eventually they're going to succeed. And if the last two US presidential election results are any indication, they might grow as big (or bigger!) as any of the other social-media giants. What will we do then?