And the same should apply to this forum that you obviously enjoy using free of charge?
What you and these ultra-partisans are proposing is a set of contradictory mandates that will effectively kill off everything about the internet except apps, shopping and advertising --- and even the advertising may be in jeopardy too.
[0] Who is deciding what is a lie and what isn't? Too often, what appears to be a lie to someone is someone else's lived experience. The internet doesn't have an oath. Social network randos aren't obligated to post the truth.
LOL!
Thank you for illustrating my point. The first victims of any such mandate will be the ultra-partisans promoting this case --- they have zero tolerance for dissent.
Do you honestly think Truth Social will continue to operate without Trump having the ability to ban and remove people and posts he disagrees with? He is very definition of intolerant --- the only tolerance he has any interest in is that afforded himself.
The job for this biased court will be to craft a decision that impacts one side but not the other. I'm skeptical that this can be achieved in a fair and consistent and workable manner.
https://mashable.com/article/facebook-mark-zuckerberg-conser... https://news.yahoo.com/twitter-algorithms-amplify-conservati... https://www.inputmag.com/tech/twitter-anti-conservative-bias... https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/02/researchers-have-alr...
I read the above links as showing that there's a mild-to-pronounced pro-conservative bias in almost all "big tech" social media.
Yes, you can find Dennis Prager or Ben Shapiro claiming anti-conservative bias, but what's their methodology? I think the above studies have a methodology, they attempted to be non-partisan. Prager and Shapiro don't even pretend to be objective.