That one point Half-Asian Bill makes is right - Facebook, Twitter, YT, etc market their platform as "open to all" then go around deciding on a whim who isn't allowed to post, comment or vote and banning them due to public pressure or their own desire to help the leftist agenda. If they're going to be restrictive platforms, they must obviously disclose that up front, not hide it in ToS or fine print. None of this "<platform> reserves the sole right to arbitrate, screen, filter or otherwise ban certain kinds of content from our platform, users who ignore warnings about can have their accounts banned"....NO, unless what's being posted is actually illegal, like using Twitter for drug dealing, terrorism (real terrorism, not telling people to show up outside the Capitol with signs and shout slogans), conspiracy to commit murder, robbery or whatever.
"Cyberbullying" is not a crime. Sorry folks but kids learned a long time ago how to deal with bullies, just because it's happening online now and not in a playground at recess is no different.
Get em boys. The only thing i am passionate about these days is the end of the big tech / MSM / Crony establishment.
Good!
Sad bit is how long this will likely take...
i'd rather it take long than be brushed over. slow change is real change.
That one point Half-Asian Bill makes is right - Facebook, Twitter, YT, etc market their platform as "open to all" then go around deciding on a whim who isn't allowed to post, comment or vote and banning them due to public pressure or their own desire to help the leftist agenda. If they're going to be restrictive platforms, they must obviously disclose that up front, not hide it in ToS or fine print. None of this "<platform> reserves the sole right to arbitrate, screen, filter or otherwise ban certain kinds of content from our platform, users who ignore warnings about can have their accounts banned"....NO, unless what's being posted is actually illegal, like using Twitter for drug dealing, terrorism (real terrorism, not telling people to show up outside the Capitol with signs and shout slogans), conspiracy to commit murder, robbery or whatever.
"Cyberbullying" is not a crime. Sorry folks but kids learned a long time ago how to deal with bullies, just because it's happening online now and not in a playground at recess is no different.
why does this feel like its coming too late ?