Quitting is the wrong move. Proposing wide-sweeping legislation to force publishers to act like publishers and censor all content, or to leave content up to us

Quitting is the wrong move. Proposing wide-sweeping legislation to force publishers to act like publishers and censor all content, or to leave content up to users and not censor anything. It's this duplicitous approach these companies use that is generating all of the controversy. It's time to propose a regulatory body and start censoring the internet publishers. It's time to propose a gross-revenue percentage fine for these mega-companies as well. We need to have companies that violate regulations fined with gross-revenue percentage fines. Something in the neighborhood of 10% of the average of past 5 years gross revenue, and the fine last for a minimum of a decade. The fines should be levied against the assets of a company, like a lien so that they cannot simply dissolve the company to avoid the fine. All assets would be attached by the fine, so the fines would /always/ be paid. Time to gut these mega-corps. Time to force them to comply with basic human decency standards. Time for them to pay the piper.