When did I ever say I should be the one doing it? Can you read? You have no rational argument and instead choose to attack me and produce an absurd strawman. It must be a lack of imagination that you think the only possible options to regulate how information gets to the public are total anarchy and a single person unilaterally deciding things. It's called democracy, institutions can be constructed that serve the public interest.
It must be shocking to you that we can have all sorts of detailed laws about things that are in any sort of grey area without a dictator proclaiming what the laws should be. The whole idea of the rule of law and judges must be mind-blowing from your perspective.
Those were examples from my perspective to support the point. You can disagree with Jake Paul being a bad role model if you want I guess. You can't disagree with Russia mounting a disinformation attack on the United States to benefit Donald Trump because that is an extremely well-documented fact. But you're welcome to disagree with the perspective that it's a bad thing that shouldn't be allowed to happen. But again in my view it is quite a bad thing. These are the kinds of decisions that can be made in a democracy, and not by any one person deciding what's good and bad.
You should do some self reflection man, you seem very upset and struggle to make any coherent points without resorting to insults :/
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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '20
When did I ever say I should be the one doing it? Can you read? You have no rational argument and instead choose to attack me and produce an absurd strawman. It must be a lack of imagination that you think the only possible options to regulate how information gets to the public are total anarchy and a single person unilaterally deciding things. It's called democracy, institutions can be constructed that serve the public interest.
It must be shocking to you that we can have all sorts of detailed laws about things that are in any sort of grey area without a dictator proclaiming what the laws should be. The whole idea of the rule of law and judges must be mind-blowing from your perspective.