Here's a U.S. Senator calling for censorship on a massive scale, by the most powerful communications companies in history, of any ideas he doesn't like. You just violated your oath of office 'to support and defend the Constitution', @ChrisMurphyCT.https://twitter.com/ChrisMurphyCT/status/1026580187784404994 …
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Yeah, surprising that a conservative is arguing against the market here. It is self correcting.
I'm a centrist libertarian, not a conservative. But I'm not a libertarian who has a blind faith that the most powerful media oligopolies the world has ever seen, run by politically biased do-gooders, should just be allowed to de-platform anyone they don't like.
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A libertarian who believes businesses should not be able to make their own decisions? Should the state step in and regulate here?
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No, the people should step in and give the businesses hell through consumer pressure. Which is what we're trying to do.
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Why not? Seems to me that would be far more consistent with libertarianism. If you think FB and Twitter should have to let anyone on their platforms, then you’ll need to get regulations passed to that effect.
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His website is going strong (25 mil monthly views) and he appears in Google search results, his most recent videos appear at the top w his site. Seems a solid compromise. If he had his domain name removed then I think it would be overreaching.
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