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Isn't it kind of funny how they're all worried now? It's not like the big platforms didn't ban people before Trump. But they were small fries, who cares, right
by bserge 6y ago
Isn't it kind of funny how they're all worried now? It's not like the big platforms didn't ban people before Trump.
But they were small fries, who cares, right?
Wait until they hear about doctor appointment waiting times for normal people and how they can't get proper care. Now that would be a shock.
- kome 6y agowell, there is a big difference between a democratically elected politician and some random troll.
- pjc50 6y agoNot any more there isn't.
- bserge 6y agoThere's plenty of people who didn't do anything wrong getting demonetized and deplatformed. Could be someone else (who's more "important") didn't like them or just an algorithm problem. They often have no recourse, and the government tells them "well, it's a private platform, we can't do anything".
- HoverSausage 6y agoExtra rights for politicians should not be a principle in a democratic society.
- throwaway69123 6y agoSilencing politicians is the same as silencing their constituents
- kome 6y agoI agree with this. That's how representative democracy works.
- Majestic121 6y agoI completely agree with you on this point, however the alternative should not be 'everyone is at the mercy of the management of private companies'. There should be a due process (and recourse) at the very least for public figures, and this should not be held privately by corporations but in front of a court.