>I can't believe this sentence is written with full seriousness...
I would most emphatically say the same of yours. Have you heard of the First Amendment? What do you know about censorship? Seriously, the only reasonable way I can interpret your sentence is as being skeptical of Zuckerberg having a sudden urge to align himself with the freedoms most Americans take for granted. I agree, he's probably just trying to remain relevant and stay out of trouble.
As I said, if he wanted "misinformation" he could have hired anyone to be censors, to push exactly that. He didn't (at least on behalf of conservatives). I wouldn't approve of it even if it was in favor of views I like. Ideas need to stand on their own merit.
I would most emphatically say the same of yours. Have you heard of the First Amendment? What do you know about censorship? Seriously, the only reasonable way I can interpret your sentence is as being skeptical of Zuckerberg having a sudden urge to align himself with the freedoms most Americans take for granted. I agree, he's probably just trying to remain relevant and stay out of trouble.
As I said, if he wanted "misinformation" he could have hired anyone to be censors, to push exactly that. He didn't (at least on behalf of conservatives). I wouldn't approve of it even if it was in favor of views I like. Ideas need to stand on their own merit.