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Infowars isn't an opposing view. It's just spam/trolling of outright nonsense.
The same could be said of CNN 90% of the time. MSM circularly-validated conspiracy theories and narratives don't equate to an "opposing view" that is different from spam / trolling.
The tech giants have an obligation to remove lies and fake news.
All the right-wing has to do is stick to facts and they'd be in the clear, but they've been lying to everyone (including themselves) for so long that they have trouble telling facts from their own imagination. That's not the tech's problem though.
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We'll come back to you when CNN is gone. Once all the lies are removed the only thing left is their embarrassment.
A couple of large multi national corporations get to decide what is the truth and fake news? What is their criteria? No due process they do whatever they want outside of the legal system?
For me that is troubling. You are fine with corporations making these decisions.
I tell you what, the two large multi-national corporations certainly do a better job of filtering out fake news than the entire executive branch and the entire Republican party combined.
This is a right-winger's wet dream of letting private businesses run things. Don't bail on me now.
I see nothing in there of CNN itself saying that they have to drop the apps. Google owns YouTube, so the article says the Play Store still has the app. If anything, it's more like calling out Apple and Google for being wishy washy or hypocritical in some aspects or something like that. But hey. I guess I dont have the CNN decoder ring.
I tell you what, the two large multi-national corporations certainly do a better job of filtering out fake news than the entire executive branch and the entire Republican party combined.
This is you right-winger's wet dream of letting private businesses run things. Don't bail on me now.
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Yeah, they filter it right on out into their websites and tell you what they want you to believe and you fall for it and call it truth.
I see nothing in there of CNN itself saying that they have to drop the apps. Google owns YouTube, so the article says the Play Store still has the app. If anything, it's more like calling out Apple and Google for being wishy washy or hypocritical in some aspects or something like that. But hey. I guess I dont have the CNN decoder ring.
Yeah, they filter it right on out into their websites and tell you what they want you to believe and you fall for it and call it truth.
Pot. Kettle. Black.
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