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Not really. When a corp has billions in revenue, your $2000 is nothing compared to any possibility of jeopardizing a fraction of their revenue. Imagine a corp
by acover 6y ago
Not really. When a corp has billions in revenue, your $2000 is nothing compared to any possibility of jeopardizing a fraction of their revenue.
Imagine a corp optimizing click through. Any negative news could dampen that and require immediate action.
You have to be perfect or too big to remove.
- TameAntelope 6y agoAnd yet I’m neither of those things and I’ve never been kicked off of a platform, so clearly there’s something off with what you’ve said, otherwise people would be getting deplatformed for saying or doing anything at all that might go against popular sentiment. Parler wasn’t removed from AWS because it was a conservative site, it was removed because it wasn’t willing to handle the legally troubling volume of potentially criminal activity. You can post your thoughts on any conservative idea you want on Twitter, no one is getting banned for that. The only reason anyone has been removed from any popular social media (or AWS) is because they became unwilling to recognize the fact they owe more than nothing to their fellow man, which includes not trying to silence others through intimidation. Ideas have not been and are not still the problem, is the refusal to think carefully about how to express oneself.
- ClumsyPilot 6y ago"never been kicked off of a platform, so clearly there’s something off with what you’ve said" I've never gotten COVID, so clearly there is something wrong with how you breathe! Do some reading, google employees got banned from gmail and never found out why. There is an important point that you are missing - I am not claiming that you can't kick people off your platform. I am asking that you have fair due process, and it's the same rules for me and for some loudmouth politician.