Republicans and conservatives have almost always supported private ownership over publicly ownership, but now I'm seeing a bunch of conservative saying Twitter and YouTube should be nationalized and to me it seems like they're only saying this because now they're the ones getting censored not out of principle. Can anyone prove me wrong on this?
Well it's been a while since that stinky hippie assaulted my eyes with his presence here.It's not inherently anti-conservative to be against big tech censorship. Styxhexenhammer666 explained this pretty well:
TL;DW: As long as these big tech firms are sucking up taxpayer dollars and platforming government services and figures, then they are obligated to respect U.S. citizens' First Amendment rights.
What corporation doesn't benefit from public infrastructure and services?TL;DW: As long as these big tech firms are sucking up taxpayer dollars and platforming government services and figures, then they are obligated to respect U.S. citizens' First Amendment rights.
Why ask him, he's just repeating styxenstinky's words. Ask Styx.What corporation doesn't benefit from public infrastructure and services?
How is big tech an exception?