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post 1630408573 02-02-2021, 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Ratfish
Should be easy for conservatives to defeat Google's 88% search engine market share as well
So is it time to break google up? Last I heard R's were desperately trying to protect corporate monopolies.

Can't have it both ways without being a hippocrip.
post 1630408643 02-02-2021, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
So is it time to break google up? Last I heard R's were desperately trying to protect corporate monopolies.

Can't have it both ways without being a hippocrip.
Which monopolies are they protecting?
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post 1630409013 02-02-2021, 11:16 PM
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I really hope parlor is able to sue or some antitrust lawsuits are brought about these events that seemed like the perfect opportunity to squash the competition.
post 1630409153 02-02-2021, 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
You think the government should be able to tell private business what to do, who they have to serve, and how they have to operate?

Dangerous precedent, friendo. They are at least 350 ways this backfires.
Originally Posted By Caeculus
fukin libertarian retards "its okay for them to violate rights as long it isn't government"

can Google private security come and kick in your door and shoot you? Laws exist for a reason or else these corporations become more powerful and abusive than any government
I’m a libertarian but I think the argument with these tech companies is that they’ve become a utility and/or a media company essentially.I’m not an expert on the subject but from what I believe once you cross over into those sectors then there is a level of protection to free information and transparancy that is required.
post 1630409593 02-02-2021, 11:29 PM
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Originally Posted By Ratfish
Which monopolies are they protecting?
MANY. Retail is the most visible one. Amazon and walmart are the biggest welfare queens in the country, by far. But also banking, insurance, pharma, telecom, and on and on. Endless examples of R's taking money in exchange of putting up barriers to entry for those industries.

Hilariously, Trump was the one who deregulated internet by repealing net neutrality and also refused to classify it as a utility. This was to protect Comcast's monopoly and open the door for them to start prioritizing traffic (so they can charge us more), obviously. And now they want to regulate social media because free market bad? Lulz.

Remember this guy??

Originally Posted By Coach
I’m a libertarian but I think the argument with these tech companies is that they’ve become a utility and/or a media company essentially.I’m not an expert on the subject but from what I believe once you cross over into those sectors then there is a level of protection to free information and transparancy that is required.
Internet isn't even a utility according to R's. It's a luxury that no one needs. But now they want to regulate what private companies to do with this luxury that no one needs??
post 1630416773 02-03-2021, 03:13 AM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Internet isn't even a utility according to R's. It's a luxury that no one needs. But now they want to regulate what private companies to do with this luxury that no one needs??
I think you misunderstand the issue. These are two separate topics and issues.


Social media has become the medium for communication, all humans use it. Look at us. It's the new public square. This effectively means if a person or group of people control the public square, the population is very susceptible to manipulation. You see a lot of this going on these days. Uncle Ben's car repair shop laws don't apply to companies who have so much power over the entire culture.
post 1630417333 02-03-2021, 03:33 AM
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Originally Posted By al****orilla
I voted for him (srs)

My liberal friends from NY that now live in Florida voted for the other guy, that was running with the platform of introducing “state income tax”.

I asked them why did they leave NY, they say 9/10 taxes

What is the logic of these ppl?
Jesus fuking Christ I’m ashamed to live in NY with these nincompoops

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Originally Posted By al****orilla
I voted for him (srs)

My liberal friends from NY that now live in Florida voted for the other guy, that was running with the platform of introducing “state income tax”.

I asked them why did they leave NY, they say 9/10 taxes

What is the logic of these ppl?
bro, I absolutely DESPISE when I see new yorkers moving to florida.

I had a coworker who I thought was scum, and this guy moved to Tampa FL to work with the tampa branch.

This guy was your typical NY trash.

His favorite line, "im from New york" as if that means something to anyone else. Legit NY'ers think their city is the best and every other city should bow down to them. That, and their ugly NY accent and vile attitudes.

****. Stop moving down south.
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post 1630418203 02-03-2021, 04:02 AM
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I'm looking into divesting from Cuckfornia and into more conservative states where the quality of life is much better and Florida is looking more attractive by the minute.
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Since this was posted on main misc and not the R&P section, here's a heads up to everyone: The no-avi liberal posters are all just 1 guy posting under a litany of alt accounts. Watch for the clues and you'll realize it too.
Honestly not worth responding to.
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post 1630419983 02-03-2021, 05:04 AM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
I don't care. They are private companies. Republicans can build their own chit. R's are the ones who want to give all the country's money to mega corps, anyway. Don't get pissed when they boot you off social media lol.

Shouldn't have to bake a cake for homos. Shouldn't have to let girls into boy scouts. And shouldn't have to let walmart shoppers have a voice on private social media.
Its always a one way road in all aspects.
post 1630420143 02-03-2021, 05:10 AM
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Florida... you got SOoo fuking lucky. Almost had a ******* methhead for a governor lmao.
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post 1630420163 02-03-2021, 05:10 AM
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Originally Posted By LurkoLantern
Since this was posted on main misc and not the R&P section, here's a heads up to everyone: The no-avi liberal posters are all just 1 guy posting under a litany of alt accounts. Watch for the clues and you'll realize it too.
Honestly not worth responding to.
Is it a guy? I thought it was a girl. I picked up on some of that. A while ago I put some of the posts through the writer gender algorithm and it kept coming back 65%-75% female on a bunch of the posts.
post 1630420473 02-03-2021, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
I don't care. They are private companies. Republicans can build their own chit. R's are the ones who want to give all the country's money to mega corps, anyway. Don't get pissed when they boot you off social media lol.

Shouldn't have to bake a cake for homos. Shouldn't have to let girls into boy scouts. And shouldn't have to let walmart shoppers have a voice on private social media.
The Supreme Court has a long history of regulating private companies to comply with fundamental liberties, to include 1st and 14th amendments (commerce clause).

Your masterpiece cakeshop example is misguided, and I can tell by these boiler plate responses you are way out of your element. Specifically, that case was a result of a state law that prohibited discrimination of same sex marriages, which is a constitutional right. Freedom of religion is also a fundamental right, hence the impasse.

I also bet you didn’t know those crybabies went to 20+ different cake shops to find someone to refuse them so they had an excuse to make a stink. Typical liberal behavior.

Social media platforms are extending themselves to the public as a utility, and have erected a new aged soapbox in the public square. Comparing a cake shop to a social media platform with almost a billion users means you are deliberately disingenuous or you have a legit smooth brain (ded fkn srs).

Oversimplification only works for other dummies in your circle.
post 1630420763 02-03-2021, 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted By topperstyle
The Supreme Court has a long history of regulating private companies to comply with fundamental liberties, to include 1st and 14th amendments (commerce clause).

Your masterpiece cakeshop example is misguided, and I can tell by these boiler plate responses you are way out of your element. Specifically, that case was a result of a state law that prohibited discrimination of same sex marriages, which is a constitutional right. Freedom of religion is also a fundamental right, hence the impasse.

I also bet you didn’t know those crybabies went to 20+ different cake shops to find someone to refuse them so they had an excuse to make a stink. Typical liberal behavior.

Social media platforms are extending themselves to the public as a utility, and have erected a new aged soapbox in the public square. Comparing a cake shop to a social media platform with almost a billion users means you are deliberately disingenuous or you have a legit smooth brain (ded fkn srs).

Oversimplification only works for other dummies in your circle.
Damn. You scorched him.
post 1630421273 02-03-2021, 05:41 AM
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post 1630422223 02-03-2021, 05:58 AM
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Originally Posted By JIA
Damn. You scorched him.
The devil is in the details.

The leftlovesto oversimplify, gaslight, and outrightliebecause it’s the only arrows in their quiver.
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This legislation looks pretty good to be honest.
post 1630423123 02-03-2021, 06:15 AM
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I fear for his safety.
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post 1630423603 02-03-2021, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted By Coach
I’m a libertarian but I think the argument with these tech companies is that they’ve become a utility and/or a media company essentially.I’m not an expert on the subject but from what I believe once you cross over into those sectors then there is a level of protection to free information and transparancy that is required.
So you believe there should be an authority that regulates these companies, and tells them who they should allow, what speech is ok..

People freely chose Twitter and Google. There's no gun to anyone's head saying you must use Twitter. They got to where they were by providing a product people liked and was better than their competition. Now you wan to come in and tell them how to operate because you don't like their decisions.

Rush Limbaugh said you have a right to free speech, but not a right to be heard.

You don't have a right to use someone elses property how you deem fit because you feel they are unfair. Life is unfair.

This is where someone comes in and say "well sure, build your own ____ (everything under the sun)." My reply to that is, if there was money to be made, the vacuum would be filled. 8Chan got rehosted after cloudflare dumped them, didn't they?
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
I don't care. They are private companies. Republicans can build their own chit. R's are the ones who want to give all the country's money to mega corps, anyway. Don't get pissed when they boot you off social media lol.

Shouldn't have to bake a cake for homos. Shouldn't have to let girls into boy scouts. And shouldn't have to let walmart shoppers have a voice on private social media.
Not an “R” but that last sentence is how I know you have too much ego to think about this logically. I bet you type “dtrumf”.
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Gonna be a sad day for Florida when he wins the Presidency in 2024 but at least we all can get his love.
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
If the lazy freeloading libs can do it, why not the R's? Right wingers are the hard working, boot strappy ones, right?
I don’t get it, do you think you’re being clever? Do you actually think you are contributing to the thread or your opinion is even valid? We all saw what happened with Parler. Honestly if you’re going to be this disingenuous, at least try and hide it better *******.
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
You think the government should be able to tell private business what to do, who they have to serve, and how they have to operate?

Dangerous precedent, friendo. They are at least 350 ways this backfires.
They do all the time. There are tens of thousands of pages of laws, regulations, and legislation telling businesses how they can operate in this country.
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lol good luck with that
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Originally Posted By jimberee
lol good luck with that
The state has the right to do it.
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985
They do all the time. There are tens of thousands of pages of laws, regulations, and legislation telling businesses how they can operate in this country.
And this was a leftist position up until conservatives started losing.

If the right wants to start winning again, they need to have a core ideology. Now, they're pretty much just an opposition party to the Democrats.

I noticed after Trump won in 2016, all of the sudden a lot of "conservatives" started loving the low interest rates and QE, because muh stock gains.

Or how 'conservatives' want to regulate big tech because they are unfair to them.

Or how dangling stimulus checks in front of the right suddenly makes them into socialists. "bbbut I'm just getting my taxes back!" Your taxes were spent on roads, defense, or handed out to someone else, there's no "getting it back." The govt is literally taking out loans for these handouts that'll totally screw over our children's generation.

Small govt, free market conservatism is where the right needs to rally around. Not this Qanon conspiracy theory, stop the steal, regulate big tech, opposition is the only thing they're about party that the Republican party has become.
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