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by scarface_74
1033 days ago
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> I think if platforms habitually or consistently cause 'bad things' to go viral then the ownership and management of those platforms should be examined, and if it's determined that their ownership/management may be beholden to interests contrary to the welfare of the nation then sanctions should be applied, which may or may not include a ban. Who gets to decide and are you okay with people who have opposite political beliefs than you having the power to make that decision? > Approximately what dollar value of damage was done to schools as a result of the 'devious licks' viral videos trend from last year? And on what platform did those viral videos trend? I don’t know. If you’re okay with holding TikTok liable are you also okay with holding conservative media liable for January 6th? Would you have been okay with the government banning Doom because they think playing video games causes mass shootings? Do you think we should sue the gun manufacturers for shootings? In no other area of society do we think anyone should be blamed for criminal activities besides the criminals. |
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A bipartisan committee will suffice.
> holding conservative media liable
The subject is foreign adversaries, not domestic strife. Let's not get derailed.
> the government banning Doom
The subject is foreign adversaries
> sue the gun manufacturers
The subject is foreign adversaries
> In no other area of society
Yes, we absolutely do. When companies bring out predatory sales techniques (such as lootboxes in video games) these techniques absolutely do attract oversight, sanctions and - in cases - outright bans. It's well recognised that people can be led astray and there are many legal avenues available to prevent significant impact.