Conservatives need to attack the tech monopolies aggressively

Hitler's first act was to ban the free press which is basically what Trump did. In fact Trump followed Hitler's tactics in many ways. His tweets were often calls to violence. He supported the Neo-Fascists, the KKK and White Supremacists. He talked about a second civil war.

 

Capitol riot prosecutor Michael Sherwin believes "facts do support" sedition charges in some cases - CBS News

 

No, they are not all the exact same company, but it would be a lie to claim they are all in competition, as several platforms cover different aspects of the marketplace, and have bought up close competitors, which the article points out.

The major players, with the help of special legal grants they are now being allowed to blatantly violate, have formed a monopolistic consortium following dictates squelching free speech, which the article labeled crony capitalism.

Seems a major lawsuit against their conspiratorial practices would suit the situation quite well.

 

Agree Big Government is not the solution. It is already a huge part of the problem.

Perhaps the DOJ should go after them, but we seem to have a corrupt system in the DOJ, the FBI, the IRS, etc., that targets conservatives and protects the Dem Progressive Left.

That leaves a major lawsuit of some sort to go after these consorting players.

 

They are violating those protections big league. No one is prosecuting.

 

Trump NEVER banned the Free press, but did wage war against the fake media!

 

Same way the liberal media and Dems have been able to!

 

And what form would that holding them accountable take?

 

Until this past Friday, federal prosecutor Michael Sherwin was leading the largest criminal investigation in U.S. history. Sherwin's team has charged hundreds of suspects in January's assault on the Capitol. Sherwin has said little. But Wednesday, before he moved to his next assignment for the Department of Justice, he sat down with us to explain the nationwide dragnet that began after the riot.

Michael Sherwin: As looking eight, nine weeks out from the events, we're over 400 criminal cases, which is a pretty amazing number, I think, in a very limited time frame.

Scott Pelley: 400 defendants?

Michael Sherwin: Correct. 400 defendants. And the bulk of those cases are federal criminal charges, and significant federal felony charges. Five, 10, 20-year penalties. Of those 400 cases, the majority of those, 80, 85%, maybe even 90, you have individuals, both inside and outside the Capitol, that breached the Capitol, trespassed. You also have individuals, roughly over 100, that we've charged with assaulting federal officers and local police officers. The 10% of the cases, I'll call the more complex conspiracy cases where we do have evidence, it's in the public record where individual militia groups from different facets: Oath Keepers, Three Percenters, Proud Boys, did have a plan. We don't know what the full plan is, to come to D.C., organize, and breach the Capitol in some manner.