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Saying things like this makes people think you're a paranoid tin foil hat carrying conspiracy theorist. Extraordinary claims require evidence and so far that e
by bhawks 6y ago
Saying things like this makes people think you're a paranoid tin foil hat carrying conspiracy theorist.
Extraordinary claims require evidence and so far that evidence is not compelling to get normal people to care.
- gremlinsinc 6y agoSeriously, all I said was that - they know better than to rip the bandaid off at once. People would be irate if everything they wanted was magically made manifest. That's just common sense. Net-neutrality - from the many other comments has already been enacting incrementally small but bad changes for internet/broadband/streaming platforms and esp. in terms of monopolistic control. It's similar to how 24/7 media took over propagandazing and polarizing the country - all media from Fox to CNN. It started with repealing the Fairness Doctrine which required all viewpoints to be expressed. Then came the Telecommunications Act which was supposed to open the market to more and new radio station ownership; instead, it created an opportunity for a media monopoly. You saw American media go from hundreds of owners to 6 or 7 companies owning 99% of media via radio, tv, etc. At least with more diversity of ownership there wasn't the ability for CEO's to completely control a narrative whether it's Turner, Murdoch, Comcast, Sinclair Broadcasting, etc. It took 25 years for media to bring us to this point, it wasn't an overnight thing. Laws become reality, companies pick at the edges to see what they can get away with, they pick some more, eventually they take as much as they can get away with and control their foothold. I don't see how this is conspiracy, it's just facts about capitalism.