> Congress should force big tech monopolies to reflect [...] 1st Amendment: Congress SHALL MAKE NO LAW [...] Curious, isn't it? I'm not sure why you think th

> Congress should force big tech monopolies to reflect [...] 1st Amendment: Congress SHALL MAKE NO LAW [...] Curious, isn't it? I'm not sure why you think that Congress, which is likely near the MOST PARTISAN it's ever been, will responsibly and reasonably use this "force" to ensure viewpoint neutrality, instead of say, amplifying the voices that support their position. Also, part of the 1st Amendment is allowing people to associate (or not) with each other. As long as you aren't discriminating for an illegal purpose, you can make whatever rules you want. If you don't like the "big tech" rules, don't participate. But if you break their rules, they can kick you out. The first amendment means that the GOVERNMENT can't silence jerks, but is ALSO means that people who don't want to hear jerks don't have to listen.