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June 30, 2019, 05:50:15 PM
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Surprising, Are you saying that Trump is not aware of it and did not warn these companies?
I think companies can be held accountable if they are discriminating the user on the basis of their political associations.

Btw Trump is directly responsible for breaking up Amazon and ruining Bezos' life. Of course Bezos just played right into the hands of Sanchez but everyone knows how Trump literally hates Mr "Bozo"..

And if all companies start becoming accountable, would that not be problematic? Say someone hating on Putin for his pokery might be a Hero in US and a Villain in a Putin lovin country.. what if say company X is present in both countries but is forced to choose a side? Still accountable?

These countries have already caved to demands by various world governments, repeatedly.
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July 06, 2019, 08:01:41 PM
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...There are a couple of lawsuits making their ways through the courts trying to create precedent that various major tech companies are "publishers" under section 230, and there is a small push in congress that would force companies to be politically neutral to get section 230 protections/benefits.

These companies will most probably not operate without section 230 protections, and if there were requirements to keep these protections, the companies would follow these requirements.

Congress is pretty hopeless, and these companies' censorship favors democrats. So democrats will fight those reforms, that that's what we'll be looking at through the 2020 elections. But it goes considerably deeper than that.
Any politician who is thinking about the long term should be worried about this. Today the tech companies favor Democrats but tomorrow they may favor republicans.

The censorship also may energize the republican base enough to get them to donate more and vote in larger numbers in 2020. If this happens, there may be enough support in Congress to pass legislation breaking up some of these companies.
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July 06, 2019, 08:08:25 PM
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...There are a couple of lawsuits making their ways through the courts trying to create precedent that various major tech companies are "publishers" under section 230, and there is a small push in congress that would force companies to be politically neutral to get section 230 protections/benefits.

These companies will most probably not operate without section 230 protections, and if there were requirements to keep these protections, the companies would follow these requirements.

Congress is pretty hopeless, and these companies' censorship favors democrats. So democrats will fight those reforms, that that's what we'll be looking at through the 2020 elections. But it goes considerably deeper than that.
Any politician who is thinking about the long term should be worried about this. Today the tech companies favor Democrats but tomorrow they may favor republicans. ....
No, they won't. Not unless you moved them out and away from places like San Francisco.
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