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Serious question: Since RobinHood is a private company, does the "if you don't like it, you can build your own platform" argument apply here? Or does that only
by jb775 6y ago
Serious question: Since RobinHood is a private company, does the "if you don't like it, you can build your own platform" argument apply here? Or does that only apply selectively when it benefits partisan politics?
This is the natural evolution when censorship as we've recently seen is given a pass.
- southeastern 6y agoCensoring speech and regulating stock trading are categorically different. This doesn't cut across political lines as much as it does lines of class
- jb775 6y agoYes, but that still has absolutely nothing to do with a private company having the right to make their own business decisions. The ACTUAL different is that since it doesn't cut across political lines, you want to treat the situation differently.