The FCC won't allow media companies to own the two highest rated networks in any market. "The FCC approved the $6.2 billion Nexstar Media Group acquisition of Tegna in March 2026, but demanded the combined entity divest (sell off) six local television stations to address market concentration concerns. This merger creates a massive entity owning 265 stations, expanding its reach to 80% of U.S. TV households."

You’re shilling. You must understand the basic facts of the situation or you wouldn’t be taking a position at all. All Mag 7 companies are heavily contracted and subsidized by the US government. It’s absurd to suggest that without the subsidies and bypassing of antitrust law, these companies would be able to operate as an oligopolistic monolith. Even if you want to take some childlike absolutist libertarian postion. The government is using public-private partnerships to subvert speech protections. I don’t have any plans. The government is a tyranny and I can’t stop that. If you are going to deny that the government, not free enterprise, is responsible for a situation where the First Amendment means literally nothing, you are like a little baby. Elon said he wanted absolute free speech, then Ben Shapiro took him on a trip to Israel to look at a crib.

His utility analogy is apt. Or are you saying that utility companies *should* cut people's power off for saying "nigger?"

It has been revealed by Zuckerberg himself.

NBC News

Mark Zuckerberg says Biden officials would 'scream' and 'curse' when seeking removal of Facebook content

The Meta CEO said on a podcast that administration officials had asked the company to remove certain posts, including "things that are true."

Lol nigga sybau you’re literally the *hits blunt* meme. *hits blunt* make your own newspaper!” You’re on “make your own newspaper” timeline what are you on, like 2014 pills? Pass me some. In fact pass me some 1995 pills that was the good shit.