(cont'd from yesterday's post)
Three U.S. senators are pushing social media to aggressively censor "misinformation" on their platforms. They worry that Twitter, Google, and Meta won't censor enough during the coming election campaign because all of them have cut staff.
But how will social media know which posts are misinformation and must be cancelled? Easy, the government will tell them. Any fact or opinion that challenges the government's narrative must be stomped on. Because--what if people believe their opponents and so they vote the wrong way?!
Do social media companies actually make a difference? Do they deliver votes to a specific party?
Yes, they do: "Google is shifting votes on a massive scale."
(cont'd on Monday)
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