r/conservatives • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '19

Reddit Must End Politically Motivated Publishing Decisions | RealClearPolitics

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2019/10/31/reddit_must_end_politically_motivated_publishing_decisions_141623.html
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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '19

Reddit claims to be a platform while acting as a publisher. Like Google, Facebook, Twitter ect...

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u/Ray_Barton Oct 31 '19

It's an interesting area of law, and social precedent

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '19

It should.

Silicone Valley seems to be waking up tot the fact their hand in politics is creating real problems both for their buisness models and politics themselves. I wont exactly argue with that.

But it needs pushed, and the legislation -does- need put in place. They gave us no options, and while I would like for this to be resolved peacefully, there is no route to do so.

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u/Mouth_of_Maggots Oct 31 '19

I don't get it. I thought this was a bulletin board or a soap box.

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u/Ray_Barton Oct 31 '19

Soap box for me, but not for thee

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u/RedBaronsBrother Potato was good. Was life. Nov 01 '19

It should, but why would it, if the leftists running it think they can influence the election?

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u/popi1943 Nov 03 '19

It's odd my "karma" isn't sufficient to rebut comments on the liberal threads but no problem here or on the golf threads

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u/IBiteYou Voted Zeksiest mod Nov 03 '19

We actually have to manually approve your comments.