Should we, in the United States of America, censor content for our own just because they don't like it?
For example, the majority of people in Saudi Arabia believe that gay people should be stoned to death.
I personally don't give any legitimatecy to majoritarianism. There are things that are right and things that are wrong, and this doesn't change because a majority of people don't think the same way.
E.g. A ban on google cloud from any government tenders.
It's also reasonable to start enforcing our monopoly laws.
oh but they aren't "hurting consumers.
Google learned from Microsoft. They pay their bribes.
and you don't have a right to put up videos on youtube.
Of course they are. And I bet a lot of judges would rule against them under our existing laws.
Even just what we could find in discovery would almost surely provide enough information to get the EU with its stronger monopoly laws to make a case.
> and you don't have a right to put up videos on youtube.
Of course - but we can ensure YouTube is broken off from Google and has to compete in the free market.
It fits as part of an international website including many countries that don't see things that way. That's the conundrum the post you're replying to is addressing.