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Censorship is never good.

Censorship is never good.

When out right lies that are used to whip up a mob that then resulted in deaths and the interfered with the legal functions of our government by force like hell it is not time to put a stop to it.

In the months to come, some Democrats now are promising to use their powerful new perches — and their control of the White House and Congress starting in a matter of days — to proffer the sort of tough new laws and other punishments that tech giants have successfully fended off for years. Their seething anger could result in major repercussions for the industry, opening the door for a wide array of policy changes that could hold Facebook, Google and Twitter newly liable for their missteps.
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Democrats increasingly have come to see the decades-old protections as too lenient on social media giants, allowing Facebook, Twitter and other companies to skirt accountability for failing to crack down on harmful content, including election misinformation, incitements to violence and hate speech. Republicans share a growing skepticism about Section 230, though GOP lawmakers — led by Trump — have focused their attention instead on penalizing Silicon Valley over unproven allegations of political bias.

The Democrats are planning to introduce new regulations on tech companies in the coming months, so you got your wish. No need to wait for conservatives to assume control.

The Democrats are planning to introduce new regulations on tech companies in the coming months, so you got your wish.

Impressive how the “anything bad that happens is Antifa” stuff survives 1000 videos of people saying “I am a Trump supporter here in the Capitol to overthrow the government, here is my face and social security number”

Hertz is one of the highest-ranking aides serving Biden who recently was in the employ of a Big Tech company.

Her selection stirred anger from both the right, which wants to see the power of Big Tech curtailed, and activists on the far left, who have tried to argue that tech executives should be forbidden from administration positions.