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People keep saying that, but the evidence seems to be largely the opposite: the most viral shares on twitter and Facebook are actually right leaning. Yes more r
by azinman2 5y ago
People keep saying that, but the evidence seems to be largely the opposite: the most viral shares on twitter and Facebook are actually right leaning. Yes more right firebrands have been kicked off, but that’s after they essentially are sharing things that have to do with violence.
If you try to say revolution is a political viewpoint, I guess you could make that point, but it seems entirely reasonable that asking for select people to be killed is crossing a meaningful line. Especially in a democracy.
- KorematsuFredt 5y ago> but it seems entirely reasonable that asking for select people to be killed is crossing a meaningful line. There is enough legal and philosophical body of work around that question. But either ways it is not a meaningful reason for "regulation". All platforms already have restrictions for such things and very likely government regulations will force platforms to allow for "kill all X" talks but not "kill all Y" talks making the platform very toxic. For example, American company's response to Jan 6 appears to be far more mature and useful to American society than that of American federal government and FBI.