Take the internet fiber cable that allows a person to connect as an example. Public utilities exist in some countries to provide that. In the US a private com

Take the internet fiber cable that allows a person to connect as an example. Public utilities exist in some countries to provide that. In the US a private company will usually lay the cable. In both cases when someone signs up for a service who they voted for doesn't affect there service. In social media's case it does change the experience Asking for a neutral playing field is fair. Facebook delivering that in a highly political environment where a lack of censorship scares one side is impossible. We are heading from free speech, into right speech but we are going to end up with no speech as people tune out.