The New York Post broke a juicy story about Hunter Biden getting multi million dollar payoffs from China to get the Chinese an intro to Joe Biden, who was Vice President at the time. Wow. Twitter and Facebook decided to censor this story and they have been zapping off their site any mentions of it, copies of it, probably any post with "Hunter" in it anywhere.
This particular story is so juicy that I think most of us have seen it on other media. But, I don't think it is right for a couple of big silicon valley companies to be censoring stories, let alone juicy stories. What to do?
Use the anti monopoly provisions of the Sherman Anti Trust act to break both companies in half. Each half gets half the users, half the advertisers, half the offices and employees. Both half get new names. Both halves will work hard to please their users and advertisers, lest said users and advertisers flee to the other half. That will work better that any sort of government regulation.
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