> It's not the wackos we should be worrying about. It's the stifling of legitimate public debate, the stifling of legitimate voices who find themselves in the m

> It's not the wackos we should be worrying about. It's the stifling of legitimate public debate, the stifling of legitimate voices who find themselves in the minority. We should be worrying about the wackos -- and stifling legitimate voices who find themselves in the minority. I doubt I will agree with exactly where Google draws the line between whacko and legitimate voice, but I have no doubt the line should be drawn. I also think there's no doubt Google has the right (and responsibility, IMO) to draw the line on their platforms.