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As there is no real problem with the Internet, it's not surprising that some of our top minds have been working diligently on a solution.
In a 2001 interview (one that only recently has gone viral and caused a brouhaha), Cass Sunstein, now the nation's regulatory czar, is overheard advocating for government to insist all websites offer opposing viewpoints -- or, in other words, a "Fairness" Doctrine for the Web. This was necessary because, as hundreds of millions of Internet users can attest, ferreting out competing perspectives online is all but impossible. (A search for "Cass Sunstein" on Google, for instance,...
Leave Them Tubes Alone
As to liberty and Sunstein: Fairness, to this administration is part of their newspeak.
Fairness is 'Spreading the Wealth around'. Most unfair.
The animosity towards Obama is directed to his obvious interest in undoing the Constitution. I believe it was the major motivation in the study of it. I want no disrespect to the Presidency and, despite spin on violence and racism, I believe, thankfully, that threats against the man or office are no more frequent than those made towards previous holders of that office. I thank God. Others can thank something else, or nothing.
But I do not like being told I am anti-American or racist if I object to...