Djad2410

I use the word component loosely

Just because you’re able to lookup fancy words doesn’t make my sentence invalid. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitalism

Example: people are free to assemble, but it’s against the law if that assembly is to carry out crimes.

No, capitalism is a component of the government. The point is to get the government out of twitter which records have shown the government was in twitter prior to Elon’s takeover.

In this context if they disagree so much they should just leave the platform and then it would fall under capitalism. What they want is to stay on the platform and dictate how it should be run and if they don’t get their way they make threats and ultimatums, which is a form of manipulation, I.e anti-capitalism.

The fact that it requires a free and open market are the rules and since it’s a component of the government the government has to make sure the system is free and open.

I don’t fall into teams and I’m not part of a cult I’m looking at the big picture.

That was proven to be false information from Media Matters. They had to game the system to get advertising to show up beside nazi feeds. The average person using X isn’t going to see that besides ads and you as an individual using X can block content that you don’t want to see, what you don’t get to do is decide what other choose to and not the see.

No matter the system you need some level of regulation otherwise it’s just anarchy. What you want is a balanced regulation that not overbearing and keeps thing running smoothly.

Government regulations. Capitalism is a component of the government so it should take government action to enforce it.