Comments by "Peter deWolf" (@StoneShards) on "Tulsi Gabbard Introduces Section 230 Reform With "Break Up Big Tech" Act" video.

  1. The internet has been changing for a long time. It has outgrown its inception, necessitating a change of form. Anonymity is "bye-bye"--obsolete--one way, or another. YOU must assume the responsibility of your internet behavior, else internet "freedom" cannot survive.
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  2. "Free speech" is an American norm, not appreciated in most of the world. The "American" internet is a threat to the rest of the world--at least in the minds of world leadership. They may give lipservice to "free speech", but, the internet-related litigation that has arisen globally points to the real internet "ring-pass-not": they have nothing in their "constitutions" that respects "freedom of speech" to the same fanatical degree as the US Constitution. Even in the US there seems to be a growing segment of the population that has lost this philosophical certitude. Face it! If people acted like Americans in any country other than US, they'd be arrested! The American Ideal threatens the grip of power that formed, and still forms, the "old world". Trying to use the internet to spread and enforce "Americanism" was a bad idea, as it has engendered RESISTANCE. Tides of change are, eventually, IRRESISTABLE...sorry Styx, "change" is the rule...
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  3. Nothing will happen with 230 until the election has been finalized. If Trump doesn't remain, nothing will happen with 230!
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