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Big Tech thinks it's untouchable because current law shields social media companies from accountability—even when they sell drugs to kids. Senator Hawley: "The next step is to allow victims of human trafficking, victims of [drug] trafficking and narcotics to sue the platforms."

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Chase Huntsman 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

@HawleyMO I like your style, keep it up sir

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@snailtracksvor 1 Jahr

Talk to the bigger issue - the corrupt American culture. This is small ball.

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tigerluuvor 1 Jahr

@HawleyMO One way to go.

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TravelMorevor 1 Jahr

Because CONGRESS made them untouchable.

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Maria Fishervor 1 Jahr

@HawleyMO Considering how easily you could be banned from, for example Facebook, Big Tech HAS the capability, They don't have the desire to fix it.

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IRONSmithvor 1 Jahr

Trust bust them.

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Hec210vor 1 Jahr

Yes! They moderate many things, but cannot moderate all the drugs being sold via their apps? The platforms need to be held accountable!

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Tim Conradvor 1 Jahr

@HawleyMO Whatever happened to reforming liability for platforms vs publishers??

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Sherry Jenkinsvor 1 Jahr

Congress is shielded from accountability with the Speech and Debate Clause. The next step is to abolish the clause!

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Robert Wistedtvor 1 Jahr

That can be a sticky wicket ! because then they will go after gun makers

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