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Yes it is weird that europe has public television, public education etc, but we don't have a public Mastodon. Even if it s not very popular, it is a necessity.
by seydor 4y ago
Yes it is weird that europe has public television, public education etc, but we don't have a public Mastodon. Even if it s not very popular, it is a necessity.
An additional benefit of publicly-ran communications is that they can't be censored unless it s something unlawful.
- f6v 4y agoYes, I’d very much like to pay a new tax in addition to the television tax (even though I never used it). And yes, let some guys decide what’s “misinformation” and what isn’t. My guess is that anything that’s not aligned with a state’s foreign policy is “misinformation”.
- seydor 4y ago- Why do we even pay for TV anymore? i dont think additional funding is needed, mastodon is much cheaper than any tv production - It's much better when the limits of speech are determined by the courts than by private company owners