You're expecting Section 230 to be repealed when that may or may not happen. And even then, they'll continue to do this shit until court rulings get handed down preventing them from doing it.
The NBA recently pulled this BLM and social justice bullshit on everyone and the fans responded by boycotting the games. They stopped watching. The NBA then shit its pants and quickly responded by announcing that it would drop all the social justice messaging next season.
Your plan is the exact opposite of what NBA fans did. Your plan is to essentially keep watching the NBA and then expect regulation (or deregulation, actually) to occur down the line forcing a private company to stop this.
The NBA isn't actively censoring messaging. This is false equivalency. T-Mobile was just caught censoring these stories in SMS. If you give them one inch, they will take a mile. Also, I don't watch the NBA anymore and fuck LeBron James and his BLM virtue signalling bullshit. He talks about systemic racism when there is literally millions of people enslaved and some of those people make his shoes. Don't try to tell me the correct way to think, I've clearly thought about this more than you. Don't stop fighting back, in every way.
Sure you have. That's why you're continuing to give views (and in turn, ad revenue) to a company that is actively censoring you, and expecting them to change. Then you're surprised when they don't, and come here and bitch about them censoring you.
Are you familiar with the colloquial definition of insanity?
No, but people can be woken up by it. My girlfriend was by this exact experiment I showed her. I'm spreading that same message that helped change her mind. Is that such a terrible idea?
You're expecting Section 230 to be repealed when that may or may not happen. And even then, they'll continue to do this shit until court rulings get handed down preventing them from doing it.
The NBA recently pulled this BLM and social justice bullshit on everyone and the fans responded by boycotting the games. They stopped watching. The NBA then shit its pants and quickly responded by announcing that it would drop all the social justice messaging next season.
Your plan is the exact opposite of what NBA fans did. Your plan is to essentially keep watching the NBA and then expect regulation (or deregulation, actually) to occur down the line forcing a private company to stop this.
The NBA fans had a better plan than you.
The NBA isn't actively censoring messaging. This is false equivalency. T-Mobile was just caught censoring these stories in SMS. If you give them one inch, they will take a mile. Also, I don't watch the NBA anymore and fuck LeBron James and his BLM virtue signalling bullshit. He talks about systemic racism when there is literally millions of people enslaved and some of those people make his shoes. Don't try to tell me the correct way to think, I've clearly thought about this more than you. Don't stop fighting back, in every way.
"I've clearly thought about this more than you."
Sure you have. That's why you're continuing to give views (and in turn, ad revenue) to a company that is actively censoring you, and expecting them to change. Then you're surprised when they don't, and come here and bitch about them censoring you.
Are you familiar with the colloquial definition of insanity?
No, but people can be woken up by it. My girlfriend was by this exact experiment I showed her. I'm spreading that same message that helped change her mind. Is that such a terrible idea?