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So absolutely no one involved will have any repercussions. So they will all do it over again at the next opportunity
by cbradford 1y ago
So absolutely no one involved will have any repercussions. So they will all do it over again at the next opportunity
- johnnyanmac 1y agoyeah, 2025 in a nutshell. The year of letting all the grifts thrive.
- lazyeye 1y agoWhat should the punishment be for having opinions the govt disagrees with?
- th0ma5 1y agoNotoriety
- lazyeye 1y agoYep..and fame, admiration, contempt, loathing, indifference etc
- Supermancho 1y agoPromoting medical misinformation or even health misinformation should be critically judged. Alternative health companies are rubbing their hands together. The next Drain-o chug challenge "accident" is inevitable, at this rate.
- lazyeye 1y agoThat sounds great in theory. In practice, "misinformation" ends up being defined as anything the govt finds inconvenient. Or it is selectively applied so that when misinformation comes from all sides of the political spectrum, only people the govt doesnt like (in the more general sense) get kicked off platforms.
- cubefox 1y agoWhat is considered "misinformation" depends on whatever the censoring authority in question (e.g. Facebook or YouTube or some news website) _believes_ to be misinformation. For example, in 2020, the WHO(!) Twitter account literally tweeted that masks don't work. That same statement would have been considered medical misinformation by a different authority. Another example: the theory that Covid leaked from a lab in Wuhan which was known to do gain of function experiments on coronaviruses was painted as a wacky conspiracy theory by most of the mainstream media, despite the fact that many respectable sources (e.g. the CIA) later concluded that it has a significant amount of plausibility versus the alternative Wuhan wet market hypothesis which required that the virus somehow arrived there from a bat cave more than a thousand kilometres away.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> they will all do it over again at the next opportunity Future tense?
- asadotzler 1y agoThey are mega-corporations. They always do what ever the hell they want, certainly absent your input. Did you really believe they don't do what ever they want, because that's pretty damned naive.