If there was a highway that was mostly used by drug cartels, blocking it would be a no brainer. That's not an adequate comparison. The problem is really that th

If there was a highway that was mostly used by drug cartels, blocking it would be a no brainer. That's not an adequate comparison. The problem is really that this is uncharted digital territory and, as always, our laws are too outdated to fit a digital world. Facebook/Twitter has enough money to flood a competitor social network with nazi spam, to bribe journalists to write about it and to push competition to destruction and still have hacker news and reddit applaud it. Not defending Parlor, but that is a very possible scenario.