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The Right Should Challenge Tech Giants to Side with Liberty and Reject Censorship

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February 21, 2020
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Unnamed (3)Tech companies should stand up for an open society and exchange of ideas, not censorship and centralization of power for the interests of everyone.

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There’s a divide on the political right concerning whether Google and the social media companies are suppressing or censoring their views, and, indeed, promote values antithetical to free markets and a free society. Many social conservatives argue they do and demand government action.

The more libertarian-leaning argue that the charge of bias is not clear and, in any case, using government against these companies infringes on economic liberty and will be used by the left when it has power.

Both sides have legitimate points, but a nuanced understanding of the situation points to an opportunity for friends of freedom.

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