[dmfdmf]

Yes, this is the same argument used when the Biden admin during covid pressured the media companies to cancel people and news they did not like for "misinformation" instead of calling it censorship. This and LEOs buying data from Big Corp is just end-running the 1st and 4th amendments which is ultimately fascism.

[DANmode]

It’s again legal for the US government to publish propaganda targeted against their citizens,

so you’ll struggle to ever know for sure what’s unadulterated US media.

[deathanatos]

The Biden administration both asked nicely for actual, factually incorrect information to be corrected by sites and pressured sites. They were taken to court over both, and they prevailed on the former and lost on the latter: the administration (any administration) is permitted to ask a site for a correction, and it is then truly at the site's discretion. They are not permitted to pressure them.

[ratelimitsteve]

you are factually correct but realistically the office of the president cannot ask for anything without pressure, by nature of being the office of the president

[CobrastanJorji]

"Permitted" is doing a lot of work there.

[parineum]

> The Biden administration both asked nicely for actual, factually incorrect information to be corrected by sites and pressured sites.

Like the definitely known and uncontested factual information on the origin of the virus?