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That's not a natural law, it is just something society decided (or even just interpreted) to be that way. If you dont see the risk on this, you will have to ex
by cambalache 6y ago
That's not a natural law, it is just something society decided (or even just interpreted) to be that way. If you dont see the risk on this, you will have to explain to me how political movements which promote a strong redistribution of wealth, more restriction on powerful entities, and pacifism are going to maintain their voice in a world every day more in the hands of big conglomerates. It is not only Facebook or Twitter, now Visa can fuck you over, or one of those airline alliances or Uber or your bank. People must fight back vigorously and if that means to support the right of some groups to say unsavory things so be it.
- root_axis 6y ago> explain to me how political movements which promote a strong redistribution of wealth, more restriction on powerful entities, and pacifism are going to maintain their voice in a world every day more in the hands of big conglomerates. Those movements shouldn't expect cooperation from corporate platforms that are hostile to their cause. It's also never been more false to say that the people's voice is in the hands of big conglomerates, there are far more options available today than at any other time in the history of humanity.
- wizzwizz4 6y agoBack when your standard method of long-distance communication was calls / SMS, it didn't tend to be automatedly censored.
- cambalache 6y ago> Those movements shouldn't expect cooperation from corporate platforms that are hostile to their cause. Cool, so no Visa,MasterCard,Paypal,Comecast,AWS,Github,Uber,AA,Shell or Exxon gas,Youtube,Facebook,Twitter and basically every other corporate-owned service