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@rl_dane@polymaths.social
At this point I'm down with abolishing corporations as a whole.
It was a good try but maybe something else is needed.
Yeah, particularly in the U.S., things are pretty darn bonkers.
One of my most radical positions, just eliminate all corporations and force a human being to own them, and to be personally responsible for anything they do.
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In France, it is illegal for a "corporation" to own the media, so every media company has some old rich guy listed as the owner.
@sj_zero @gabriel The limited liability aspect of corporations is to protect investors, not people in the corporation itself.
Both of you need to offer alternatives. Without any, you'll just kill off millions of people by destroying the systems that keep them fed, warm in winter, provided with electricity which is a sine qua non of civilized life today etc.
Don't say "government" since that's almost no accountability, especially for the above particularly large scale entities.
Problem with Fairness Doctrine is fair according to who? As long as 2 unique views are represented, they can claim it's fair and that anything else is fringe BS.
Then if it's the govt inspecting to verify fairness, then they can use bad faith claims of unfair reporting to shut down dissident media.
The French idea is to accept that everyone is going to say what they want to say, but just to let people know who they are...
Then if it's the govt inspecting to verify fairness, then they can use bad faith claims of unfair reporting to shut down dissident media.
The French idea is to accept that everyone is going to say what they want to say, but just to let people know who they are...