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"I'm opposed to slavery advertised on Facebook, but willing to tolerate it on decentralized platforms" is a fair and consistent statement, but doesn't sound lik
by stickfigure 5y ago
"I'm opposed to slavery advertised on Facebook, but willing to tolerate it on decentralized platforms" is a fair and consistent statement, but doesn't sound like the kind of rallying cry that brings out pitchforks. It's not about human trafficking, it's about who should control the internet. Doesn't this seem a little disingenuous, or at least warrant dialing back the outrage knob a little?