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From what I understand re twitter and others, it's the government that found a loophole. They used big tech to censor according to their agenda. The administrat
by version_five 3y ago
From what I understand re twitter and others, it's the government that found a loophole. They used big tech to censor according to their agenda. The administrative class, while I agree probably has been invaded in some sense, is really just risk aversion run amok, like it always it, and will self organize to do what it can to minimize controversy.
- momirlan 3y agoi think it's rather the political establishment has allowed big tech to set the agenda for what it considers to be "the truth"
- ddingus 3y agoBig Tech was told they can either see regulation they don't like, or get with the program and ignore corruption like old media has done for decades.
- hellojesus 3y agoThey should have taken the regulation. At least that forces it into the public eye and allows for accountability via voting. This way only generates a shadow government. Apart from the obvious 1a violation.
- ddingus 3y agoYup.
- freejazz 3y agoMight as well have written this post with (((they))) given how conspiratorial it is
- timtas 3y agoThis is not speculation much less crazy theorizing. Read the Missouri v Biden injunction. It’s crystal clear that FedGov infiltrated and basically zombified social media platforms to perform constitutionally prohibited censorship.