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yes. I want as little govt intervention as possible. But nobody is calling for govt intervention here. we want public sentiments to continue to fester so we can
by devmunchies 6y ago
yes. I want as little govt intervention as possible. But nobody is calling for govt intervention here. we want public sentiments to continue to fester so we can be rid of google the natural way—competition. Your calls for defending company speech seem out of place. The article clearly talks about building alternatives.
We are simply complaining about google and your sarcastic suggestions were for violating their rights. You're the one who brought it up.
- tjr225 6y agoI’m sorry but I think if you believe that google can be cancelled by public opinion you are out of touch with the economic and social reality that we are in. I would be happy to be wrong, however. Also; only one of my suggestions was sarcastic.
- devmunchies 6y ago> I’m sorry but I think if you believe that google can be cancelled by public opinion you are out of touch Then what's your solution? you want govt censorship? they have rights! you should read the constitution.
- tjr225 6y agoHave you been reading any of my comments? These companies shouldn't be allowed to hold monopolies. Amazon shouldn't be able to remove you from the internet. Google shouldn't be the only advertising platform in the world. The solution isn't to take away these private entities right to free speech and your solution won't work as long as these monopolies exist. I'm not sure how much longer I can repeat myself.
- devmunchies 6y agoyou never named a solution. you're just saying what isn't a solution. a.k.a. wet-blanketry. > The solution isn't to take away these private entities right to free speech That was never suggested by anyone. We just want increased public outrage which will encourage (1) competition and/or (2) anti-trust investigations. > Have you been reading any of my comments? no.