[walruskkkch]

We'll have to fix that.

[moomin]

Taking the trustbustin' hammer to Facebook, Apple, Google and Twitter would be a good start.

[walruskkkch]

Normally I would not like the government interfering with private businesses but that shark was jumped long ago.

[moomin]

Long, long, long ago. The big-IT US sector is part of the deep state. It is, for all intents and purposes, the command position of the un-elected bureaucracy that serves the American owner class.

[walruskkkch]

I would attack on several fronts. I think they are engaged in fraud through false advertising practices. They claim to use "Community standards" but then only apply them in a selective fashion. That gives the potential user the false impression that they are neutral and enforce penalties equally for any violation under their definitions which, of course, they do not. If saying kill niggers gets you banned then kill whitey should as well.

[moomin]

I don't see why not. But honestly I think that trust buster is the only legal approach that's likely to have long term impact. Google has already shown that even real money penalties against it (as applied by the EU) are pointless - most probably the US taxpayers ate those anyway.

[walruskkkch]

I think constraint of trade would work in that regard. But then I ain't a lawyer so...

[moomin]

These entities are backed by the US ruling class (the guys who front with Soros). If they are let to survive in their current state, even with limitations, they will become fearful oppression machines when the demographic change inevitably brings in the permanent democrat majority, something I expect to happen after Trump. Splitting them up is the only way to nix that plan.