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The government didn't do it. Noone is arresting anyone for group think or saying what they want. People are just kicking them out of their houses. Don't like it
by millzlane 6y ago
The government didn't do it. Noone is arresting anyone for group think or saying what they want. People are just kicking them out of their houses. Don't like it? Build your own house, make your own rules. Fund your own cause.
- verwyrelevant 6y agoThis comic is very relevant to your point: http://stonetoss.com/comic/build-big/ http://stonetoss.com/comic/build-big/ Don't complain when it starts happening.
- millzlane 6y agoMakes sense. But mail order still exists. At least we can still say what we want to promote change without fear of arrest from our government. If the argument is just. I'm sure it will do well on it's own. Democracy isn't perfect but it's better than the alternatives.
- tasogare 6y agoThe government doesn’t need to do it, since it has been replaced on a lot of matter by corporations. Never in history companies held that much power on people’s life. Arguing for deplatforming because "muh private" is missing the fact democracy emerged to limit the most powerful entity at the time (government). Now that companies are the most powerful element of society, their power needs to be limited as well.
- millzlane 6y agoThey're not the most powerful. They're just the most popular. There is a difference. They have ZERO control over your life. I know because I don't use any of them and I live just fine.
- tasogare 6y agoReally? I find it hard to believe you don’t use anything for a big company. No credit/debit card, no bank account, no car, no electricity, no smartphone? To be clear I wasn’t just speaking of a few US tech companies but enterprises like the fortune 500 or the CAC40 which have a enormous power on people’s life.