There's a strong correlation between "people who demand the abolition of anonymity on social media" and "people whose wealth enables them to never even think about whether a tweet could compromise their economic security"
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Ten tweet jest niedostępny.
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If you take a job at a company or organization & the rule is that you can't do a certain thing, for example ride motorcycles, while you're there (like an athlete I know), & you really want to ride motorcycles, you should leave that job, not just ride motorcycles "anonymously".
It's not saying you can't *have* political opinions, or even discuss them like we used to in the "old days" with our family and friends. Just says you can't post them online. Just like professional athletes not allowed to ride motorcycles as part of their employment agreement.
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Put it this way: If all comments at the FCC in favor of gutting Net Neutrality had to be actual people instead of anyonymous accounts, would they have been able to use 22 MILLION fake comments to kill net neutrality? https://www.npr.org/2017/12/14/570262688/as-fcc-prepares-net-neutrality-vote-study-finds-millions-of-fake-comments …
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You haven’t read the stories. Many comments falsely submitted under real names. And almost like Social Media != government consultation.
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