Things that made you laugh today (Political Version)

[Methais]

I'm Brill-iant.

FUCK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

Reported 2x. And I have water lore.

I guess I'll just mill things over about if I want to pick up the xpac.

[Taernath]

FUCK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

Reported 2x. And I have water lore.

I guess I'll just mill things over about if I want to pick up the xpac.

By the way, the Undershitty is getting rekt next expansion, better get all that undead ERP out of your system beforehand.

[Gelston]

WoW is gay as fuck, Everquest 2 > WoW

[Taernath]

WoW is gay as fuck, Everquest 2 > WoW

WoW > Everquest 2 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ERPSO

[Gelston]

WoW > Everquest 2 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ERPSO

You're gay.

[Androidpk]

Not yet but public outcry may see them regulated like a utility. Which is a point I have made for a long time now.

so you want the government to regulate the press and regulate social media companies... but believe citizens should be able to purchase/own anytime of firearm/explosive they want to... you're a fucking wingnut

[drauz]

No it isn't. Neither the NFL or Facebook is the federal government. 1a violations don't apply to them.

See how I never mentioned the 1st amendment? Free speech is a concept that goes beyond just the amendment. It is enshrined in the amendment to protect us from the government. What I meant is that the NFL will have zero impact on your free speech but that twitter/facebook could have a very real impact it.

[drauz]

But bakers should have to bake the cake and companies must serve everyone regardless of their personal beliefs amirite?

Facebook, Twitter and Google are pretty much monopolies and/or close to being considered utilities in necessity by most people. Utilities don't get to discriminate and are subject to 1A protections. Sooner or later, the people have had enough of their shenanigans and are demanding legislation and/or oversight. It will happen sooner or later and you can bet that once full 1A rights are guaranteed on FB, Twitter and Google that Liberals will see a large loss of elected seats across the country. The failed policies have cost Democrats massively already and that is even with the censorship and collusion between the party and the media. Free speech is a stake through the heart of the modern Democrat party and so is blocking illegal immigration. That is why they fight against both.

Oh and just in case you thought I forgot:

Shut up moron, you have no clue what you are talking about.

Dude, if the internet isn't a utility then there is zero chance these will be.

[Gelston]

Dude, if the internet isn't a utility then there is zero chance these will be.

The internet was a utility! It will probably be made a utility again in the future.

[~Rocktar~]

so you want the government to regulate the press and regulate social media companies... but believe citizens should be able to purchase/own anytime of firearm/explosive they want to... you're a fucking wingnut

So where did I mention the press? Oh, that's right, I didn't. I mentioned some companies that are monopolies in their markets which, in the past, has brought the Federal banhammer down to cause a breakup. Microsoft was super close to getting broken up once before as well. So, with the prevailing wind of the people, there is likely going to be calls for either breaking up FB, Twitter and Google/Alphabet and/or calls to regulate them as a utility much like the FCC regulates phone, radio and TV.

Now I would LOVE for there to be a conservative or even neutral social medial platform to compete with FB and Twitter, a neutral search engine platform to bang on Google's door, I was very disappointed that Youtube sold out and is now as much of a Socialist shill company as Google has become and it would be great to see substantial competitors to all of them. Unfortunately, much like AT&T got the jump on the phone market, Standard oil was able to crush it's competition and US Steel took over and then strangled the steel market, these companies are in such a position that they are unlikely to face serious competition anytime soon so the consensus of many of the people is that the government should do something about their continued blatant censorship.

Not my favorite outcome, just one that I see as almost inevitable.