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> Democratized? It’s more centralized than ever. Those aren’t opposites. In a democracy, if everyone is allowed to post political pamphlets in the town square,
by christophilus 4y ago
> Democratized? It’s more centralized than ever.
Those aren’t opposites. In a democracy, if everyone is allowed to post political pamphlets in the town square, the central location of the square doesn’t mean it’s not a democracy.
- paraselene_ 4y agoI would agree, but right now that square is more akin to being owned by several private companies, each with their own policy which can (and will) throw you out and bar you for any reason they deemed fit.