Political censorship by internet providers
In this day and age, we should be able to view the topic: political censorship by social media and internet providers. It is in fact hard to believe that it doesn't already exist. Internet providers and social media are censoring material that is not sexual, not hateful and not intended to incite violence. They are censoring material that conflicts with or is offensive to their political perspective. Because they basically have a monopoly on social media, e.g., Facebook, and internet based media, e.g., Google & YouTube, they should not have the right to censor or edit internet communication by those with whom they disagree.
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