It’s like FreeRepublic, if the boss does not like you using FR to promote libs and RINOs, the kitties are unleashed. Zuckerman’s doing something similar.
I disagree, to some degree.
Sign up on FR is simple, and unlike FB, you’re not revealing a whole lot of personal information. FB uses advertising, and they also promote liberal candidates and propaganda, they use apps, etc. to enable outside sources to use and have access to your personal information.
Basically, you’re building your own personal profile for the government and other fed. agencies and entities. You’re basically working for Big Brother, with one except; you’re doing all the work.
Grant it, the information you provide on FB depends on how liberal you in what you post, but you’re still providing info.: area of residence, family and friends, job, interests, etc.
FR is not the same in this regard.
“It’s like FreeRepublic, if the boss does not like you using FR to promote libs and RINOs, the kitties are unleashed. Zuckerman’s doing something similar.”
Yeah, but it’s getting much harder to make the distinction between public and private spheres when you have so many companies in bed with the Federal government, and tech companies directly consulting with the President on political-related matters.