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To: Jim W N
Patriots can compete successfully with Big Tech. Big Tech cannot put you in jail. But the feds can shut you down, put you in jail, and kill you very easily.

The problem is that Big Tech and Big Government are partners.

And Big Tech can put you in jail by indirect means. They simply need to ask their allies in Government to change laws and enforce them selectively against opponents. Obedient minions in government will do what their bosses tell them to do, which is all too commonly what a corporate lobbyist asks them to do.

Large corporations effectively wield just as much power as governments and must be restrained by rule-of-law for the same reason that governments must be restrained by rule-of-law.

And that "rule-of-law" thing? It seems to be fading away these days.

9 posted on 07/20/2022 8:17:13 AM PDT by flamberge (Those who pose the greatest danger to you are living within five miles of you.)
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To: flamberge
The problem is that Big Tech and Big Government are partners.

Right. Part of of the $3 trillion unconstitutional portion of the federal government that America Patriots MUST DESTOY. The last thing we need to do is give this corrupt federal government MORE unconstitutional power.

The answer is just what Trump did with Truth Social. COMPETE in the free market with these jackals. But please, NOT more government, LESS government.

12 posted on 07/20/2022 8:26:00 AM PDT by Jim W N (MAGA by restoring the Gospel of the Grace of Christ (Jude 3) and our Free Constitutional Republic!)
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To: flamberge

Rule of Law does not have hyphens in it.


23 posted on 07/20/2022 9:03:25 AM PDT by webheart
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