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What's the alternative? Anything private and you risk for-profit suppression just like we have now. Removing moderation is not an option imo.
by antonzabirko 5y ago
What's the alternative? Anything private and you risk for-profit suppression just like we have now. Removing moderation is not an option imo.
- reedjosh 5y ago> Anything private You don't have to support. The government will take your support at gunpoint. This is the crux of the issue.
- antonzabirko 5y agoWhat does it matter what you support though? Case in point: twitter, fb, reddit, so on
- reedjosh 5y agoI don't have to be there, and my dollars don't go to these corps. I don't understand your point. I'm not on either of those platforms, so they're not shipping me ads. I do what I can to be private, so that their data mining doesn't get me. I have that choice. Unfortunately if I don't agree with what my government is doing, they'll still take my tax dollars and fight forever wars with them.
- antonzabirko 5y agoBasically it doesn't matter if you support them because most speech happens on those platforms and you are suppressed from there. Sure you can go elsewhere, but that doesn't work when you need to reach out to others.